Test Biometric Authentication on iOS

You can test your app by using BrowserStack’s custom executor. The custom executor includes the biometricUserOption action and the userOption argument. Before you use the custom executor, ensure that you enable biometric authentication testing.

In your test script, add the following custom executor before the biometric authentication workflow is triggered:

jse.executeScript(“browserstack_executor: {\“action\“:\“biometricUserOption\“,\“arguments\“: {\“userOption\” : \“pass\“}}“);

driver.execute(“browserstack_executor: {\“action\“:\“biometricUserOption\“,\“arguments\“: {\“userOption\” : \“pass\“}}“);

driver.execute_script(“browserstack_executor: {\“action\“:\“biometricUserOption\“,\“arguments\“: {\“userOption\” : \“pass\“}}“);

driver.execute_script(“browserstack_executor: {\“action\“:\“biometricUserOption\“,\“arguments\“: {\“userOption\” : \“pass\“}}“);

(IJavaScriptExecutor)driver).ExecuteScript(“browserstack_executor: {\“action\“:\“biometricUserOption\“,\“arguments\“: {\“userOption\” : \“pass\“}}“);

You can assign the following values to the userOption argument:

• pass: Use this value to pass the biometric authentication test.
• fail: Use this value to fail the biometric authentication test.
• cancel: Use this value to cancel the biometric authentication test.

When the biometric authentication workflow is triggered in your app, the test is passed, failed, or canceled depending on the value assigned to the userOption argument.