DigitalCredentialRegistry

Kotlin |Java

abstract class DigitalCredentialRegistry : RegisterCredentialsRequest

kotlin.Any
↳	androidx.credentials.registry.provider.RegisterCredentialsRequest
	↳	androidx.credentials.registry.provider.digitalcredentials.DigitalCredentialRegistry

Known direct subclasses

PreviewRegistry

A registration request containing data that can serve the preview protocol based request.

A request to register digital credentials with Credential Manager.

Summary

Constants
`const Int`	`DISPLAY_TYPE_VERIFICATION = 0` The credential should be displayed with the UI styles that serves the verification use case.

Public constructors
`DigitalCredentialRegistry( id: String, credentials: ByteArray, matcher: ByteArray )`

`ByteArray`	`credentials` the credentials to register
`String`	`id` the unique id that identifies this registry, such that it won't be overwritten by other different registries of the same `type`
`ByteArray`	`matcher` the matcher wasm binary in bytes; the matcher will be interpreted and run in a safe and privacy-preserving sandbox upon an incoming request and it should output the qualified credentials given the `credentials` and the request; an invalid matcher (e.g. one that fails wasm interpretation or causes exceptions) will mean that your credentials will never be surfaced to the user
`String`	`type` the type of the credentials being registered

const val DISPLAY_TYPE_VERIFICATION = 0: Int

The credential should be displayed with the UI styles that serves the verification use case. This is the default use case.

DigitalCredentialRegistry(
    id: String,
    credentials: ByteArray,
    matcher: ByteArray
)

Parameters
`id: String`	the unique id that identifies this registry, such that it won't be overwritten by other different registries of the same `type`; in other words, registering the registry with the same id will overwrite the existing one when applicable
`credentials: ByteArray`	the credentials in raw bytes
`matcher: ByteArray`	the matcher wasm binary in bytes; the matcher will be interpreted and run in a safe and privacy-preserving sandbox upon an incoming request and it should output the qualified credentials given the `credentials` and the request