Introduction:
Welcome to the documentation page for FingerprintCapture, an API for capturing fingerprints on iOS. This library provides a simple and easy-to-use interface for integrating fingerprint capture functionality into your iOS applications.
Getting Started:
Installation:
To use the FingerprintCapture library, you need to install it using CocoaPods. If you haven’t already, install CocoaPods by running the following command in your terminal:
$ sudo gem install cocoapods
Next, create a Podfile in your project’s root directory by running the following command:
$ pod init
Inside the Podfile, add the following line:
pod 'FingerprintCapture'
Save the Podfile and then run the following command to install the FingerprintCapture library:
$ pod install
Finally, open your project workspace by running:
$ open YourProject.xcworkspace
Usage:
To use FingerprintCapture in your iOS application, follow these steps:
- Import the FingerprintCapture module:
- Create an instance of the FingerprintCapture class:
- Request permission for fingerprint capture:
- Display fingerprint capture UI:
import FingerprintCapture
let fingerprintCapture = FingerprintCapture()
fingerprintCapture.requestPermission { (success, error) in
if success {
// Permission granted, proceed with fingerprint capture
} else {
// Permission denied, handle error
}
}
fingerprintCapture.presentCaptureUI(on: self) { (result, error) in
if let fingerprintImage = result {
// Fingerprint captured successfully, handle the image
} else {
// Error occurred during fingerprint capture, handle error
}
}
Reference:
The FingerprintCapture library provides the following classes:
FingerprintCapture:
The main class of the FingerprintCapture library. It provides methods for requesting permission and capturing fingerprints.
requestPermission:
A method used to request permission for capturing fingerprints. It takes a completion handler that is called with a success flag and an optional error if permission is denied or an error occurs.
presentCaptureUI:
A method used to display the fingerprint capture UI. It takes a view controller on which to present the UI, and a completion handler that is called with an optional fingerprint image if capture is successful, or an error if an error occurs.
Troubleshooting:
Unable to Request Permission:
If you are unable to request permission for fingerprint capture, make sure you have the necessary entitlements configured in your project and that the device supports fingerprint capture.
Capture Fails:
If capturing a fingerprint fails, ensure that the device has a valid fingerprint enrolled and that the user places their finger correctly on the fingerprint sensor.
Conclusion:
Congratulations! You have successfully integrated the FingerprintCapture library into your iOS application. You can now enable your users to capture fingerprints with ease. If you have any further questions or concerns, please refer to the official FingerprintCapture documentation or contact our support team.