bitbadgesjs-sdk - v0.27.2
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    Class CheckSignInStatusSuccessResponse

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    Implements

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    Constructors

    Properties

    address: string
    bitbadgesAddress: string
    bluesky?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Bluesky?

    discord?: { discriminator: string; id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Discord username and discriminator?

    email?: string

    The email of the session.

    facebook?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Facebook?

    farcaster?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Farcaster?

    github?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with GitHub username?

    google?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Google username?

    googleCalendar?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Google Calendar?

    linkedIn?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with LinkedIn?

    mailchimp?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Mailchimp?

    meetup?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Meetup?

    message: string

    The message that was signed.

    reddit?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Reddit?

    requires2FA?: boolean

    True if 2FA is set up but not verified.

    Approved scopes

    shopify?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Shopify?

    signedIn: boolean

    Indicates whether the user is signed in.

    slack?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Slack?

    strava?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Strava?

    telegram?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Telegram?

    twitch?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Twitch?

    twitter?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Twitter username?

    twoFAVerified?: boolean

    True if 2FA is verified in session.

    twoFAVerifiedAt?: number

    Timestamp when 2FA was verified.

    youtube?: { id: string; username: string }

    Signed in with Youtube?

    Methods

    • Compares this object's fields to another object's fields for equality. Equality is determined by comparing the JSON representations of the objects.

      If normalizeNumberTypes is true, then all number types will be compared as strings (i.e. "1n" === "1" === 1). Else, they will be compared as their native types (i.e. 1n !== 1 !== "1").

      Type Parameters

      Parameters

      • other: undefined | null | CustomType<U>
      • OptionalnormalizeNumberTypes: boolean

      Returns boolean