Struct ASPasskeyCredentialRequest

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#[repr(C)]
pub struct ASPasskeyCredentialRequest { /* private fields */ }

Available on crate feature ASPasskeyCredentialRequest only.

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impl ASPasskeyCredentialRequest

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pub unsafe fn init(this: Allocated<Self>) -> Retained<Self>

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pub unsafe fn initWithCredentialIdentity_clientDataHash_userVerificationPreference_supportedAlgorithms( this: Allocated<Self>, credential_identity: &ASPasskeyCredentialIdentity, client_data_hash: &NSData, user_verification_preference: &ASAuthorizationPublicKeyCredentialUserVerificationPreference, supported_algorithms: &NSArray<NSNumber>, ) -> Retained<Self>

Available on crate features ASAuthorizationPublicKeyCredentialConstants and ASPasskeyCredentialIdentity only.

Initializes an instance of ASPasskeyCredentialRequest.

Parameter credentialIdentity: credential identity to used for this request.

Parameter clientDataHash: the client data to be signed for this assertion request.

Parameter userVerificationPreference: user verification preference setting of this assertion request.

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pub unsafe fn initWithCredentialIdentity_clientDataHash_userVerificationPreference_supportedAlgorithms_assertionExtensionInput( this: Allocated<Self>, credential_identity: &ASPasskeyCredentialIdentity, client_data_hash: &NSData, user_verification_preference: &ASAuthorizationPublicKeyCredentialUserVerificationPreference, supported_algorithms: &NSArray<NSNumber>, assertion_extension_input: Option<&ASPasskeyAssertionCredentialExtensionInput>, ) -> Retained<Self>

Available on crate features ASAuthorizationPublicKeyCredentialConstants and ASPasskeyAssertionCredentialExtensionInput and ASPasskeyCredentialIdentity only.

Initializes an instance of ASPasskeyCredentialRequest.

Parameter credentialIdentity: credential identity to used for this request.

Parameter clientDataHash: the client data to be signed for this assertion request.

Parameter userVerificationPreference: user verification preference setting of this assertion request.

Parameter supportedAlgorithms: the set of support algorithms for the credential’s key.

Parameter assertionExtensionInput: input for any requested passkey extensions.

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pub unsafe fn initWithCredentialIdentity_clientDataHash_userVerificationPreference_supportedAlgorithms_registrationExtensionInput( this: Allocated<Self>, credential_identity: &ASPasskeyCredentialIdentity, client_data_hash: &NSData, user_verification_preference: &ASAuthorizationPublicKeyCredentialUserVerificationPreference, supported_algorithms: &NSArray<NSNumber>, registration_extension_input: Option<&ASPasskeyRegistrationCredentialExtensionInput>, ) -> Retained<Self>

Available on crate features ASAuthorizationPublicKeyCredentialConstants and ASPasskeyCredentialIdentity and ASPasskeyRegistrationCredentialExtensionInput only.

Initializes an instance of ASPasskeyCredentialRequest.

Parameter credentialIdentity: credential identity to used for this request.

Parameter clientDataHash: the client data to be signed for this assertion request.

Parameter userVerificationPreference: user verification preference setting of this assertion request.

Parameter supportedAlgorithms: the set of support algorithms for the credential’s key.

Parameter registrationExtensionInput: input for any requested passkey extensions.

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pub unsafe fn requestWithCredentialIdentity_clientDataHash_userVerificationPreference_supportedAlgorithms( credential_identity: &ASPasskeyCredentialIdentity, client_data_hash: &NSData, user_verification_preference: &ASAuthorizationPublicKeyCredentialUserVerificationPreference, supported_algorithms: &NSArray<NSNumber>, ) -> Retained<Self>

Available on crate features ASAuthorizationPublicKeyCredentialConstants and ASPasskeyCredentialIdentity only.

Creates and initializes an instance of ASPasskeyCredentialRequest.

Parameter credentialIdentity: credential identity to used for this request.

Parameter clientDataHash: the client data to be signed for this assertion request.

Parameter userVerificationPreference: user verification preference setting of this assertion request.

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pub unsafe fn clientDataHash(&self) -> Retained<NSData>

Hash of client data for credential provider to sign as part of the assertion/registration operation.

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pub unsafe fn userVerificationPreference( &self, ) -> Retained<ASAuthorizationPublicKeyCredentialUserVerificationPreference>

Available on crate feature ASAuthorizationPublicKeyCredentialConstants only.

A preference for whether the authenticator should attempt to verify that it is being used by its owner, such as through a PIN or biometrics.

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pub unsafe fn setUserVerificationPreference( &self, user_verification_preference: &ASAuthorizationPublicKeyCredentialUserVerificationPreference, )

Available on crate feature ASAuthorizationPublicKeyCredentialConstants only.

Setter for userVerificationPreference.

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pub unsafe fn supportedAlgorithms(&self) -> Retained<NSArray<NSNumber>>

A list of signing algorithms supported by the relying party. Will be empty for assertion requests.

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pub unsafe fn excludedCredentials( &self, ) -> Option<Retained<NSArray<ASAuthorizationPlatformPublicKeyCredentialDescriptor>>>

Available on crate feature ASAuthorizationPlatformPublicKeyCredentialDescriptor only.

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pub unsafe fn assertionExtensionInput( &self, ) -> Option<Retained<ASPasskeyAssertionCredentialExtensionInput>>

Available on crate feature ASPasskeyAssertionCredentialExtensionInput only.

Inputs for WebAuthn extensions used for passkey assertion. Will be nil for registration requests.

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pub unsafe fn registrationExtensionInput( &self, ) -> Option<Retained<ASPasskeyRegistrationCredentialExtensionInput>>

Available on crate feature ASPasskeyRegistrationCredentialExtensionInput only.

Inputs for WebAuthn extensions used for passkey registration. Will be nil for assertion requests.

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impl ASPasskeyCredentialRequest

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