Set fingerprint command

Injects the authentication reply for a fingerprint check performed by the application. The command should be activated by the automation script at the point that the target application presents a popup window indicating that the application is trying to retrieve information from the fingerprint reader.

Important: It is mandatory to set a passcode for an iOS device prior to configuring the device for Touch ID. Disabling the passcode after configuring the Touch ID will result in failure when attempting to use the fingerprint injection.

Restriction: Perfecto does not support devices running iOS 15 or later that are locked with a passcode. On such devices, Perfecto's sensor instrumentation simulates the device's behavior as if it was locked with a passcode, allowing for sensor authentication testing.

Parameters

Name	Type	Possible values	Description
Device ID^*	String		The device for this command. By default, this is the device under test (DUT).
Application name	String		The application name as it is displayed on the screen.
Application identifier	String		The identifier of the application.
Authentication result	String	Success \| Fail	The authentication result returned by the check fingerprint procedure.
Error type	String	Auth Failed \| User Cancel \| User Fallback \| System Cancel \| Lock Out	The Error type that is used when the authentication result is false to indicate the reason why the authentication failed, where: Auth Failed indicates that the fingerprint was not recognized. User Cancel indicates that the user canceled the authentication. User Fallback indicates that user wishes to supply a fallback authentication, for example a password. System Cancel indicates that the system canceled the authentication. Lock Out indicates multiple failures and application should lock the account.
Comment	String		Adds a comment to the script
On-fail Result^*	Condition	Ignore \| Break \| Continue \| Abort \| Catch	The behavior when the command fails.

^* Mandatory