miracl-sdk/com.miracl.trust/MIRACLTrust/sendVerificationEmail

sendVerificationEmail

suspend fun sendVerificationEmail(userId: String, crossDeviceSession: CrossDeviceSession? = null): MIRACLResult<VerificationResponse, VerificationException>

Default method for verifying user identity against the MIRACL Trust platform. In the current implementation, verification is done by sending an email message.

Return

A MIRACLResult representing the result of the verification:

If successful, returns a MIRACLSuccess with the VerificationResponse.
If an error occurs, returns a MIRACLError with a VerificationException describing issues with the operation.

Parameters

userId

The identifier of the user. Must be a valid email address.

crossDeviceSession

The session from which the verification is initiated.

fun sendVerificationEmail(userId: String, resultHandler: ResultHandler<VerificationResponse, VerificationException>)

Default method for verifying user identity against the MIRACL Trust platform. In the current implementation, verification is done by sending an email message.

Parameters

userId

The identifier of the user. Must be a valid email address.

resultHandler

A callback to handle the result of the verification.

If successful, the result is a MIRACLSuccess with the VerificationResponse.
If an error occurs, the result is a MIRACLError with an exception describing issues with the operation.

fun sendVerificationEmail(userId: String, authenticationSessionDetails: AuthenticationSessionDetails, resultHandler: ResultHandler<VerificationResponse, VerificationException>)

Default method for verifying user identity against the MIRACL Trust platform. In the current implementation, verification is done by sending an email message.

Parameters

userId

The identifier of the user. Must be a valid email address.

authenticationSessionDetails

The details for the authentication session.

resultHandler

A callback to handle the result of the verification.

If successful, the result is a MIRACLSuccess with the VerificationResponse.
If an error occurs, the result is a MIRACLError with an exception describing issues with the operation.