React Native Encrypted Storage
React Native Encrypted Storage
React Native wrapper around EncryptedSharedPreferences and Keychain to provide a secure alternative to Async Storage.
Overview:
The React Native Encrypted Storage is a secure alternative to Async Storage by providing a wrapper around Android's EncryptedSharedPreferences and iOS' Keychain. It addresses the lack of security in Async Storage, making it suitable for storing sensitive data like access tokens and payment information.
Features:
- Secure Storage: Utilizes Android's EncryptedSharedPreferences and iOS' Keychain for secure storage of sensitive information.
- Version Compatibility: Supports Android API 21+ (5.0) and iOS 2.0.
- Error Handling: Provides error codes from native iOS Security framework to aid in debugging.
- Limitations Awareness: Acknowledges limitations in item size storage, especially on iOS, and clarifies the Keychain persistence behavior on iOS.
Via yarn:
yarn add react-native-encrypted-storage
Via npm:
npm install react-native-encrypted-storage
Linking:
For React Native 0.60+, no additional steps needed due to auto-linking support.
- React
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