initialise

suspend fun initialise(activity: Activity, instanceId: String = DEFAULT_INSTANCE_ID, userAuthRequiredOnInitialise: Boolean = true, loggerConfiguration: Logger.LoggerConfiguration? = null)

Initialise the MobileCredentialHolder SDK. The MobileCredentialHolder class is a singleton which can only be initialised with one instanceId at a time. After this initialise method has been called, all subsequent method calls in this class, such as [getTrustedIssuerCertificates], will return a result unique to the specified instanceId.

This function requires user authentication to execute successfully. If a suitable user authentication mechanism is not setup on the device OR authentication fails for some reason, suitable errors will be thrown. Note that if a user disables authentication on their device after the SDK has already been initialized they will lose all access to their stored credentials, even if they re-enable authentication later. That is because when authentication is disabled, all associated keys become permanently invalid. This means that the key used to decrypt the credentials storage will no longer be available and a HolderException.UserAuthenticationUnrecoverableKeyException will be thrown. To resolve this issue the instance must be deleted using the destroy API and re-initialized.

Parameters

activity

Android activity used to perform user authentication

instanceId

OPTIONAL Used to identify the instance to configure for the SDK initialisation This will load all certificates and credentials unique to this instance. If instance is empty, the default instance will be used.

userAuthRequiredOnInitialise

OPTIONAL parameter to configure whether user authentication (biometric or passcode) is required to unlock the storage. Default value is true. The SDK cannot accept further changes to this option with a particular instance id. HolderException.UserAuthenticationOnInitChangedException will be thrown if this option is changed.

loggerConfiguration

: Optional settings related to SDK logger

Throws

If the user cancels the authentication process.

If biometric authentication is locked out.

If the user has not set up authentication.

for general authentication failures.

If storage initialization fails.

If authentication changes during initialization.