@kefah/nativescript-otp

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A Nativescript plugin to auto fill the One Time Code `OTP` for `IOS` and `Android`

Documentation

Install
Limitations
Setup
Usage
Best Practice
API
Generate Android hash code
How to test
License

Install

ns plugin add @kefah/nativescript-otp

npm i @kefah/nativescript-otp

Limitations

IOS: This feature is available from IOS 12.0 it will not working with older versions

Setup

The only setup is for Android that need a hash code to be append to the sms, the procedure is a little complicated, this plugin has a helper getAppSignatures() on it that that can generate the hash code for the development, it is not sure that the same hash work for production, for that you need to generate it manually.

Get you development hash code by calling getAppSignatures() this will log the flowing into the console:

PS: please use getAppSignatures() to get the hash code then comment it, it is not needed any more

JS: packageName: org.nativescript.plugindemo Hash: I+D7XdR0yWS

Google Docs
Here is a Python plugin to generate the hash, it work for all OS android-sms-hash-generator

Before start

An OTP in most case it is a integers values, please avoid using alphabet characters if possible.

For some reason on IOS the OTP dectection not workin some time with a default keyboard type, if you experiencing a problem try to set the keyboard type to integer

<notp:NativescriptOtp keyboardType="integer" hint="{{ L('activation_code') }}" text="{{ code }}" autocorrect="false" class="otp"/>

Some best practice in order to successfully receive the SMS

Try to use thoes keywords into your sms Code Passcode Password is
begin your sms by <#> I am not sure about this as it not on the docs
do not put multilines between the msg and the hash code
use a short code
use numbers and alphabetical characters only

<#> your code is: 1234988
I+D7XdR0yWS

Usage

This plugin implement the Nativescript TextField, so you can use it instead of the regular TextField.

Begin by including the plugin in your page

<Page xmlns="http://schemas.nativescript.org/tns.xsd"
xmlns:notp="@kefah/nativescript-otp" navigatingTo="navigatingTo" class="page">

Then use the plugin instead of the TextField

<notp:NativescriptOtp hint="OTP" class="otp" text="{{ otp }}"/>

Full example

<Page xmlns="http://schemas.nativescript.org/tns.xsd"
xmlns:notp="@kefah/nativescript-otp" navigatingTo="navigatingTo" class="page">
    <Page.actionBar>
        <ActionBar title="otp" icon="" class="action-bar">
        </ActionBar>
    </Page.actionBar>

    <StackLayout class="p-20">
        <ScrollView class="h-full">
          <StackLayout>
            <Button text="Test otp >" tap="{{ testIt }}" class="btn btn-primary"/>
            <notp:NativescriptOtp hint="OTP" class="otp" text="{{ otp }}"/>
          </StackLayout> 
        </ScrollView>
    </StackLayout>
</Page>

Register the plugin to watch the incoming SMS and passe a callback function ont it to receive the OTP, this callback will be filled once the plugin captured the SMS.

View Model

import {NativescriptOtp, OTPResultInterface} from '@kefah/nativescript-otp';


export class DemoSharedOtp extends DemoSharedBase {


    constructor() {
        super();
        console.log('test nativescript-otp!');
        let otp = new NativescriptOtp();
        otp.registerForOTP((otp: OTPResultInterface) => {
            if(otp) {
                console.error("OTP", otp);
                this.set("otp", otp.otp)
                // do other staff
                // trigger verify...
                return;
            }
            // No OTP was found
        })
    }
}

API

Method	type	Description	IOS	Android
registerForOTP: (cb)	Function	register the plugin to watch the incoming SMS	x	x
unregisterForOTP	Function	Unregister the watch	x	x
parseMsg(msg, regex)	Function	this will parse the SMS to extract the code, you don't need to call it unless your code is special and you need a diffrent `regex` then pass your raged as second params		x
getAppSignatures()	Function	A helper to get a development hash code for Android		x

Generate Android hash code

package=_yourp_package_name_
keystore=debug.keystore
keystorepass=android
alias=androiddebugkey

keytool -exportcert -alias $alias -keystore $keystore -storepass $keystorepass | xxd -p | tr -d "[:space:]" | echo -n $package `cat` | openssl sha256 test.txt | tr -d "[:space:]-" | xxd -r -p | base64 | cut -c1-11

keytool -exportcert -alias androiddebugkey -keystore debug.keystore -storepass android | xxd -p | tr -d "[:space:]" | echo -n $package `cat` | openssl sha256 | tr -d "[:space:]-" | xxd -r -p | base64 | cut -c1-11

How to test

IOS

Unfortunately an IOS You need to test the SMS on a real device, apple doesn't allow to simulate a incomming sms on the simulator.

Android

It is very easy, please see the image below

License

Released under MIT by @kefahB.