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Change PIN

Once a user has logged in to the application, they can change their pin. The Change Pin flow involves these events.

ChangePin event flow-diagram.​

The following diagram shows the working of the change pin process.

iOS/Swift​

The user needs to trigger a StartChangePin Event, so for Swift you can trigger that by this snippet:

Triggering StartChangePin Event (Swift)
    func changePin(request: ChangePinRequest, completion: @escaping (ActionResult) -> Void) {
        let validation = validateChangePinRequest(request: request)
        if validation.success {
            self.completion = completion
            changePinRequest = request
            let event = KSMStartChangePinEvent()
            timer = CallTimer(event: event)
            MasterControllerAdapter.sharedInstance.sendEvent2MasterController(event: event)
        } else {
            completion(validation)
        }
    }

Next, you need to send the SetNewPin Event, this is done by the following snippets:

Triggering SetNewPin Event (Swift)
    func startChangePin(event: KSMStartSetNewPinEvent) {
        let changePinEvent = KSMProvideSetNewPinEvent(currentPin: changePinRequest.pin, andPin: changePinRequest.newPin)
        MasterControllerAdapter.sharedInstance.sendEvent2MasterController(event: changePinEvent)
    }

Android/Kotlin​

Triggering StartChangePin Event (Kotlin)
fun triggerStartChangePinEvent() {
    synchronousEventHandler.postEvent(StartChangePinEvent())
}

Next, you need to send the ProvideSetNewPinEvent, this is done by the following snippets:

Triggering SetNewPin Event (Kotlin)
fun triggerProvideSetNewPinEvent(currentPin: String, newPin: String) {
    val setNewPinEvent = ProvideSetNewPinEvent(currentPin, newPin)
    synchronousEventHandler.postEvent(setNewPinEvent)?.then {
        // handle result
    }
}