ActionscheckBiometryVersion: 4.59On this pagecheckBiometry Opens the device's system prompt for biometric authentication. Depending on the hardware capabilities, this can be (not limited to) fingerprint or face recognition, for example. Field Configurations KeyTypeDescriptionDefault Value"params" (required)Objectundefinednull Parameters KeyTypeDescriptionDefault Value"async"BooleanSpecifies whether the action should perform asynchronously.null"description"StringDescription of the biometry pop-up.null"negativeButton"StringText of the cancel button in the biometry pop-up.null"onError"StringEvent that will be fired if biometry was not OK.null"onErrorType"OnErrorTypeType of event that will be fired on error.null"onSuccess" (required)StringEvent that will be fired if biometry was OK.null"onSuccessType"OnSuccessTypeType of event that will be fired on success.null"subTitle"StringSubtitle of the biometry pop-up.null"title"StringTitle of biometry pop-up.null Inherited From Base ActionBase ActionField ConfigurationsKeyTypeDescriptionDefault Value"dynamicParams"ObjectDynamic params to retrieve data from a specific context e.g. a userSetting.null"leadingDelimiter"StringThe leading mustache delimiter to use.null"params"Object,ArrayObject containing the properties of the action.null"trailingDelimiter"StringThe trailing mustache delimiter to use.null"type"StringType name of the action.null Examples Example 1: Check the user's biometry Goal: Create a checkBiometry action that verifys the user's biometric authentification. To achieve this the following code can be used: { "type": "checkBiometry", "params": { "onSuccess": "checkSuccess", "onError": "checkError", "title": "Check the biometry", "subTitle": "For security reasons", "description": "To get access", "negativeButton": "No." }} The onSuccess and onError events are fired depending on the result of the user's biometric check. Result: A checkBiometry action has been created.