Method to check native auth availability for provider in the device #104
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It's a bit bad to use protocol extensions for default implementations
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Originally I didn't have a default as felt it's important for developers implementing to understand what it did. Then I thought the most common use case (based on our use case) would be true so perhaps this is a convenience. So i'll go back to original thoughts 👍
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why not something more common like isAvailable() or available prop both static. Also the comment is a bit misleading since we are dealing Auth providers so something like
Determine if the Auth method used by the Provider is available in the device. e.g. if using a Twitter Auth provider it should check the presence of a Twitter account in the device.
If a Auth is performed on a provider that returns `false` the transaction will fail with an error
- returns: Bool if the AuthProvider is available on the device
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Thx, amusingly I did call it isAvailable() originally then got conflicted looking at naming in v1 twitter. Should have stuck with original name 👍
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@hzalaz SwiftLint now at 0.17, I've updated in this PR as was failing on Circle CI. Only area of question here is https://github.com/auth0/Auth0.swift/blob/added-nativeauth-available/Auth0/Authentication.swift#L437 Not sure why SwiftLint is only mentioning this now that enum should be lower case, although the enum is actually mixed case as we have |
This is required to ensure the correct auth method can be selected for Native Plugins in situations where the native pathway becomes unavailable.