Facade.checkNetworkCredentialsAsync() is one of the KeyChain API methods for
providing a secure key-value storage for framework users. This storage can be used to store any
sensitive information, such as credentials for web-based authentication.
Required Editions
Available in Lightning Experience in Professional, Unlimited, and
Enterprise Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled.
checkNetworkCredentialsAsync() checks whether the given username and password are equal to
the username and password saved in the KeyChain.
Parameters
userName: The username to be checked; mandatory non-empty string.
password: The password of the given username to be checked; mandatory string.
Returns
A promise
Example
Facade.checkNetworkCredentialsAsync('john', 'bYebYe').then(function (status) {
// status: true if username & pass are equal to the one saved in the secure storage; false if username & pass are NOT equal to the one saved in the secure storage
},
function (err) { // failure
// err - error object or error string
});
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