Waiting timeout - Enrollment process is too slow about faceio-npm HOT 3 CLOSED

Hello,

The minimal enrollment delay for the introduction window is 5 seconds which is done via the enrollIntroTimeout parameter just like you did. If you set a value lower than 5 seconds (2 on your case), then the default timeout (12 seconds) shall be used instead. New enrolled user have to understand the on-boarding process, this is the main reason we don't allow values lower than 5 seconds for the introduction window.

Finally, you can refer to the enroll() method, parameters documentation at: https://faceio.net/integration-guide#enroll_param for additional information.

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Hello,

The minimal enrollment delay for the introduction window is 5 seconds which is done via the enrollIntroTimeout parameter just like you did. If you set a value lower than 5 seconds (2 on your case), then the default timeout (12 seconds) shall be used instead. New enrolled user have to understand the on-boarding process, this is the main reason we don't allow values lower than 5 seconds for the introduction window.

Finally, you can refer to the enroll() method, parameters documentation at: https://faceio.net/integration-guide#enroll_param for additional information.

In my use case this is not needed and it actually makes my project very slow...

I'm using faceio for an Timework Attendance for my company, the idea is that my employees will register the time when they arrive and when they leave, this whole waiting process and the "on boarding" process should be configurable by us!... this process is totally normal in every company which has this use case... it's terribly slow having to wait for all this timeouts specially if we don't have control over it.

Can you please consider this desition please?

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Nevermind, 5 seconds for the enrollment process it's ok, and I can see I can actually skip the user consent with another paramter, which makes the process easier... thanks!

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