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feat(clerk-expo-passkeys): Introduce Passkeys module for expo #4361

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🔐 Introducing Passkey Library for Expo and Clerk 🚀

In this commit, we are introducing a library to handle passkeys for Expo with Clerk. The library manages the creation and retrieval of passkeys for iOS, Android devices, and Expo web.

Related with: #4352

💻 How to use it

import { ClerkProvider } from '@clerk/clerk-expo';
import { passkeys } from '@clerk/clerk-expo/passkeys';

<ClerkProvider passkeys={passkeys}>
  {/* Your app here */}
</ClerkProvider>

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  • Follow the README for setup and running instructions

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@AlexNti AlexNti force-pushed the feat/clerk-expo-passkeys-module branch from d6fb405 to fd219eb Compare October 21, 2024 11:16
@AlexNti AlexNti changed the title chore: Introduce Passkeys library for expo [WIP] feat: Introduce Passkeys library for expo [WIP] Oct 21, 2024
@AlexNti AlexNti force-pushed the feat/clerk-expo-passkeys-module branch 2 times, most recently from 36b8348 to 9035451 Compare October 23, 2024 07:39
@AlexNti AlexNti changed the title feat: Introduce Passkeys library for expo [WIP] feat: Introduce Passkeys module for expo [WIP] Oct 23, 2024
@clerk-cookie clerk-cookie removed the expo label Oct 24, 2024
@AlexNti AlexNti changed the title feat: Introduce Passkeys module for expo [WIP] feat: Introduce Passkeys module for expo Oct 24, 2024
@AlexNti AlexNti marked this pull request as ready for review October 24, 2024 10:53
@AlexNti AlexNti force-pushed the feat/clerk-expo-passkeys-module branch from 394a6a0 to c7c82ea Compare October 24, 2024 10:56
@AlexNti AlexNti changed the title feat: Introduce Passkeys module for expo feat(expo-passkeys): Introduce Passkeys module for expo Oct 24, 2024
@AlexNti AlexNti changed the title feat(expo-passkeys): Introduce Passkeys module for expo feat(clerk-expo-passkeys): Introduce Passkeys module for expo Oct 24, 2024
In this commit, we are introducing a library to handle passkeys for Expo and Clerk. The library manages the creation and retrieval of passkeys for iOS, Android devices, and Expo web.

We have also provided an example app that serves as a playground and helps us test the clerk-expo libraries. The README includes instructions on how to set up the app for iOS devices, and we will soon provide instructions for Android devices as well.
@AlexNti AlexNti force-pushed the feat/clerk-expo-passkeys-module branch from 2292805 to 0ee28d7 Compare October 24, 2024 12:31
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