passUserInfo()

This method is intended to send your user's information to SimpleID. This can be as simple as a wallet address or as complex as wallet address, email, and web3 provider.

You should only call this method when a user is signing into your application. Calling it frequently won't hurt the SimpleID data stored, but it could cause performance issues in your application.

const userData = {
  email: "myfakeemail@email.com",
  address: "0x9485e457c9cb2775f6AfFd0Bd66E53E85755c31C", 
  provider: "Metamask"
}

if successful, response is simply: 
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"success"

signOut()

This method will log a user out of your app and remove the information in local storage that tells SimpleID that the user is already logged in. If you already have a signOut method in your app, you should chain this method on.

notifications()

This method will return the available in-app notifications for your user.

Here is an example response:

[
  {
   name: "Notification Example", 
   active: true, 
   id: "8dab85f7-2b99-403c-a8c5-d38ada819b25", 
   content: "<p>This is my notification</p>", 
   segmentId: "eda97b9d-bcc8-42e5-a773-b923597e814c"
  }
] 

storeEvent({page, event, properties})

This method allows you to store arbitrary data associated with the activity of a user on your application. This method may be used for tracking clicks of certain elements on a page, time on the page, and so much more. The method requires a single object as an argument and that object should include the following:

• page - String: the name of the page the user is currently on (i.e. Home, wallet, buy, etc) - REQUIRED

• event - String: the name of the event you'd like to store (i.e. Button Clicked) - REQUIRED

• properties - Object: any properties associated with that event - OPTIONAL

Example:

simple.storeEvent({
  page: 'Home', 
  event: 'Buy button clicked', 
  properties: {
    pageLocation: 'header',
    timeOfClick: Date.now()
  }
})

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