core/java/android/hardware/biometrics/ITestSession.aidl

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package android.hardware.biometrics;

import android.hardware.biometrics.SensorPropertiesInternal;

/**
 * A test service for FingerprintManager and BiometricPrompt.
 * @hide
 */
interface ITestSession {
    // Switches the specified sensor to use a test HAL. In this mode, the framework will not invoke
    // any methods on the real HAL implementation. This allows the framework to test a substantial
    // portion of the framework code that would otherwise require human interaction. Note that
    // secure pathways such as HAT/Keystore are not testable, since they depend on the TEE or its
    // equivalent for the secret key.
    void setTestHalEnabled(boolean enableTestHal);

    // Starts the enrollment process. This should generally be used when the test HAL is enabled.
    void startEnroll(int userId);

    // Finishes the enrollment process. Simulates the HAL's callback.
    void finishEnroll(int userId);

    // Simulates a successful authentication, but does not provide a valid HAT.
    void acceptAuthentication(int userId);

    // Simulates a rejected attempt.
    void rejectAuthentication(int userId);

    // Simulates an acquired message from the HAL.
    void notifyAcquired(int userId, int acquireInfo);

    // Simulates an error message from the HAL.
    void notifyError(int userId, int errorCode);

    // Matches the framework's cached enrollments against the HAL's enrollments. Any enrollment
    // that isn't known by both sides are deleted. This should generally be used when the test
    // HAL is disabled (e.g. to clean up after a test).
    void cleanupInternalState(int userId);
}