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# react-native-use-otp-verify Wrapper Hook for `react-native-otp-verify` Make yourself familiar with [react-native-otp-verify](https://github.com/faizalshap/react-native-otp-verify#readme) before using this hook . ### Installation ```bash yarn add react-native-otp-verify @monadstech/react-native-use-otp-verify ``` or ```bash npm i react-native-otp-verify @monadstech/react-native-use-otp-verify ``` then Follow instruction of [react-native-otp-verify](https://github.com/faizalshap/react-native-otp-verify#readme) first ### Usage #### Basic Example ```js import React from 'react'; import {useOtpVerify} from '@monadstech/rn-use-otp-verify'; const OtpConfirm = () => { const [otp, setOtp] = React.useState(''); const [autoDetectedOtp, autoDetectError] = useOtpVerify() ; React.useEffect(() => { if (autoDetectedOtp) { setOtp(autoDetectedOtp); } }, [autoDetectedOtp, handleLogin]); ... }; ``` --- ### OTP Parser Default `otpParser` checks for following regex : /(\d+)[\s]_is|is[\s]_(\d+)\.?/g i.e. otp SMS must be one of following formats - .... OTP is 2098 .... - .... 2098 is OTP .... However, you can pass a custom `otpParser` to useOtpVerify hook. this `otpParser` must accept sms as argument and return otp as string or empty string. ## LICENSE MIT LICENSE