Add Objective-C support

[Eradash]

I needed to use this library inside an Objective-C project. This is the modifications I've done to make it work.

[rushisangani]

@Eradash thanks for the effort.
I think you should use this in swift only.
You can use it by creating by the following:

• Create a Swift extension
• Add a method to show the menu, marked in @objc.

:)

[Eradash]

The problem comes with the callback... The method can't be marked with @objc with this parameter. With the protocol, it's possible to have the Objective-C support easily in the library.
I can't change all my project to swift, that's why I adapted this library. Feel free to close this PR if it's not appropriate ;)

[rushisangani]

@Eradash can you please show how you're calling the library function from your objective c?
I will give it a try to solve it.

[Eradash]

My class is implementing the new protocol, so the biometricResultOK and biometricError are defined (for the callback). I simply call the authentication method of the library with self as the callback class.

- (void)biometricResultOK {
}

- (void)biometricErrorWithError:(enum AuthenticationErrorOBJC)error {
}

- (void)authenticate:(UITapGestureRecognizer *)gesture {
    [BioMetricAuthenticator authenticateWithPasscodeWithReason:@"Test" cancelTitle:@"Cancel test" completion:self];
}

[rushisangani]

@Eradash why do you want to go with the protocol approach?
when you already have a complete block with success or failure?

I agree that may be swift completion with result type is not accessible from the objc,
but ideal approach should be making an extension in swift and open a menu from it.

Converting or making it reverse compatible with objc is not a good solution though.
Project build time will increase when you increase the conversion to/from with objc/swift.

[Eradash]

I'm quite new to Objective C and Swift, and this solution was the fastest and easiest way for me to make the library works

[rushisangani]

 import BiometricAuthentication

    extension ViewController {
    
    @objc func presentBiometricAuthentication()  {
      // swift code here (check the example)
    }

[Eradash]

This will create a real mess in every project in objc that wants to implement your library. It creates a other file were code can be, and debugging and maintainability are affected. I don't intend to make the switch to Swift in my project, and I think I'm not the only one only for a library.
That's why I proposed the solution to make the library compatible with objc. This way, someone can simply import the library, and use it easily in the objc code. I agree it's not the ideal solution. I don't know how to make a proper callback compatible with objc and swift. I proposed my changes to help other dev stuck with objc, and maybe someone knows how to make the library more efficient with objc easily ;)