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mfa-push-enrollment-qr screen functionality.

Constructors
Create an instance of MFA Push Enrollment QR screen manager:Example
Properties
Provides branding-related configurations, such as branding theme and settings.
Provides client-related configurations, such as
id, name, and logoUrl, for the mfa-push-enrollment-qr screen.Provides information about the user’s Organization, such as
id and name.Contains data about the current prompt in the authentication flow.
Contains details specific to the
mfa-push-enrollment-qr screen, including its configuration and context.Contains data related to the tenant, such as
id and associated metadata.Provides transaction-specific data for the
mfa-push-enrollment-qr screen, such as active identifiers and flow states.Handles untrusted data passed to the SDK, such as user input during MFA push enrollment.
Details of the active user, including
username, email, and roles.Methods
This method changes the display language of the Universal Login page.Method Parameters
Example
This method proceeds with the push notification enrollment.Method Parameters
Example
This method retrieves the array of transaction errors from the context, or an empty array if none exist.
This method navigates to the authenticator selection screen.Method Parameters
Example
This method starts and manages polling for an MFA push enrollment.Creates a polling session that repeatedly checks the MFA push enrollment endpoint at the specified interval until the enrollment is approved or an error occurs. When the approval condition is met, the provided onCompleted callback is invoked and polling stops automatically.Use the returned MfaPushPollingControl to start, stop, or check the status of the polling process at any time.Returns an MfaPushPollingControl instance exposing:Remarks
startPolling()— Starts or resumes polling.stopPolling()— Cancels polling immediately.isRunning()— Indicates whether polling is currently active.
Example
- HTTP 429 (rate limit) responses are handled internally: polling automatically waits until the rate limit resets before retrying.
- Safe to call
startPolling()multiple times; it has no effect if already running.