🔄 REL-ID SDK API: resetAuthState

📌 Overview

The resetAuthState() method is used to reset the current authentication session, typically in cases of:

• Authentication failure
• User-initiated cancellation
• Switching to a different user

This ensures that the SDK returns to a clean state and triggers a fresh getUser event, allowing the app to restart the login or authentication flow.

📣 Events Triggered

• Immediately after this method is called, the SDK triggers getUser
  This indicates the SDK is ready to accept a new user ID via the setUser method.

🔁 Typical Use Case Flow

flowchart TD
    A[Start Authentication] --> B{User cancels or error occurs}
    B --> C[App calls resetAuthState]
    C --> D[SDK emits getUser event]
    D --> E[App calls setUser to retry or switch user]

✅ Best Practices

• Call resetAuthState() before restarting login flow or offering a "Retry" option after failure.
• If switching users mid-session, always invoke this method to clean up previous session state.

💻 Code Snippets

RdnaClient.resetAuthState((syncResponse) => {
  console.log("Reset auth state response", syncResponse);
});

rdnaClient.resetAuthState();

com.uniken.rdnaplugin.RdnaClient.resetAuthState(
  function(success) {
    console.log("Reset Success", success);
  },
  function(error) {
    console.error("Reset Error", error);
  }
);

let error = RdnaClient.resetAuthState()

RDNAError error = rdna.resetAuthState();