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  Edit this Doc Perform Touch ID

Simulate a touch id event (iOS Simulator only)

Example Usage

driver.performTouchID(false); // Simulates a failed touch
driver.performTouchID(true); // Simulates a passing touch

self.driver.touch_id(false); # Simulates a failed touch
self.driver.touch_id(true); # Simulates a passing touch

// webdriver.io example
driver.touchId(false); // Simulates a failed touch
driver.touchId(true); // Simulates a passing touch

// wd example
await driver.touchId(false); // Simulates a failed touch
await driver.touchId(true); // Simulates a failed touch

# ruby_lib example
touch_id(false)
touch_id(true)

# ruby_lib_core example
@driver.touch_id(false) # Simulates a failed touch
@driver.touch_id(true) # Simulates a passing touch

driver.PerformTouchID(false); // Simulates a failed touch
driver.PerformTouchID(true); // Simulates a passing touch

Description

To enable this feature, the allowTouchIdEnroll desired capability must be set to true and the Simulator must be enrolled.

When you set allowTouchIdEnroll to true, it will set the Simulator to be enrolled by default. The enrollment state can be toggled

This call will only work if Appium process or its parent application (e.g. Terminal.app or Appium.app) has access to Mac OS accessibility in System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Accessibility list

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Support

Appium Server

Appium Clients

HTTP API Specifications

Endpoint

POST /session/:session_id/appium/simulator/touch_id

URL Parameters

JSON Parameters

Response

null

See Also

• JSONWP Specification
• Appium Docs