A wrapper for iOS Keychain Services that behaves just like NSUserDefaults.
Import the following files into your project, then #import the LUKeychainAccess.h file.
LUKeychainAccess.hLUKeychainAccess.m
Add Security.framework under "Link Binary With Libraries" in "Build Phases" of your build target.
Use LUKeychainAccess just as you would use NSUserDefaults:
[[LUKeychainAccess standardKeychainAccess] setBool:NO forKey:@"authorized"];
BOOL authorized = [[LUKeychainAccess standardKeychainAccess] boolForKey:@"authorized"];
There are methods for getting and setting BOOL, double, float and NSInteger types, as well as NSString, NSData and generic NSObject objects. You may use any object that can be encoded with NSKeyedArchiver.
Keychain Services has several options for when a keychain item can be readable.
This option can be set in LUKeychainAccess through the accessibilityState parameter. Its possible values match those provided by Apple:
LUKeychainAccessAttrAccessibleAfterFirstUnlockLUKeychainAccessAttrAccessibleAfterFirstUnlockThisDeviceOnlyLUKeychainAccessAttrAccessibleAlwaysLUKeychainAccessAttrAccessibleAlwaysThisDeviceOnlyLUKeychainAccessAttrAccessibleWhenUnlockedLUKeychainAccessAttrAccessibleWhenUnlockedThisDeviceOnly
The default value is LUKeychainAccessAttrAccessibleWhenUnlocked.
An instance of LUKeychainAccess may be optionally given a error handler, which can be any object that implements the LUKeychainErrorHandler protocol. This error handler will be notified if an error occurs.
LUKeychainAccess requires iOS 9.0+. The tests are written using Kiwi.
LUKeychainAccess is written by Costa Walcott, and is Copyright 2012-2018 SCVNGR, Inc D.B.A. LevelUp. It is free software, and may be redistributed under the terms specified in the MIT-LICENSE file.