Verify API provides a choice of routes for sending a code to a user. You can use this to confirm a user's contact information, as a second factor when authenticating users, or for step-up authentication.

README.md

dist

enums

channels.d.ts

channels.d.ts.map

channels.js

channels.js.map

eventStatus.d.ts

eventStatus.d.ts.map

eventStatus.js

eventStatus.js.map

index.d.ts

index.d.ts.map

index.js

index.js.map

requestStatus.d.ts

requestStatus.d.ts.map

requestStatus.js

requestStatus.js.map

requestWorkflowsStatus.d.ts

requestWorkflowsStatus.d.ts.map

requestWorkflowsStatus.js

requestWorkflowsStatus.js.map

silentAuthStatus.d.ts

silentAuthStatus.d.ts.map

silentAuthStatus.js

silentAuthStatus.js.map

verifyErrors.d.ts

verifyErrors.d.ts.map

verifyErrors.js

verifyErrors.js.map

verifyLocale.d.ts

verifyLocale.d.ts.map

verifyLocale.js

verifyLocale.js.map

types

eventCallback.d.ts

eventCallback.d.ts.map

eventCallback.js

eventCallback.js.map

params

listAllTemplateFragmentsParams.d.ts

listAllTemplateFragmentsParams.d.ts.map

listAllTemplateFragmentsParams.js

listAllTemplateFragmentsParams.js.map

listAllTemplateParams.d.ts

listAllTemplateParams.d.ts.map

listAllTemplateParams.js

listAllTemplateParams.js.map

verifcationRequestParams.d.ts

verifcationRequestParams.d.ts.map

verifcationRequestParams.js

verifcationRequestParams.js.map

request.d.ts

request.d.ts.map

request.js

request.js.map

requestStatusCallback.d.ts

requestStatusCallback.d.ts.map

requestStatusCallback.js

requestStatusCallback.js.map

requests

checkCodeRequest.d.ts

checkCodeRequest.d.ts.map

checkCodeRequest.js

checkCodeRequest.js.map

createTemplateFragmentRequest.d.ts

createTemplateFragmentRequest.d.ts.map

createTemplateFragmentRequest.js

createTemplateFragmentRequest.js.map

verificationRequest.d.ts

verificationRequest.d.ts.map

verificationRequest.js

verificationRequest.js.map

responses

checkRequestResponse.d.ts

checkRequestResponse.d.ts.map

checkRequestResponse.js

checkRequestResponse.js.map

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Bin script confusion

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Chrome Extension Content Script

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Chrome Extension Permission

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Chrome Extension Wildcard Host Permission

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Chronological version anomaly

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