Credential Cache
Stores and retrieves a credential for a particular host in the user’s Keychain.
- If you have multiple apps with the same Keychain Sharing group identifier, the credentials propagate across your apps.
- If the user has iCloud Keychain enabled, the credentials propagate across their devices.
var host: String
var cachedCredentials: CredentialCache.Credential? {
get {
let credentialCache = CredentialCache(server: host)
if let fetchedCredential = try? credentialCache.retrieveKey() {
return fetchedCredential
} else {
return nil
}
}
set {
let credentialCache = CredentialCache(server: host)
if let newCredential = newValue {
try? credentialCache.saveKey(credential: newCredential)
} else {
try? credentialCache.deleteKey()
}
}
}
Credential Cache UI
Provides a convenient prompt for credentials.
let credUI = CredentialCacheUI(
title: "LOG IN",
message: "Enter your username and password.",
usernamePlaceholder: "(Username)",
passwordPlaceholder: "(Password)"
)
credUI.promptForKey(hostingViewController: self) { [weak self] credential in
guard let self = self else { return }
if let credential = credential {
// log in
} else {
// display error
}
}
Testing
Unfortunately, Xcode does not yet support the ability to assign a Host Application for test cases in Swift Package Manager packages.
The test case requires a Host Application, because writing to the Keychain requires an entitlement. Only apps can have entitlements — not libraries, frameworks, packages, etc …
Without a Host Application, the test will fail with the following error:
testSaveKey(): failed: caught error: "unhandledError(status: -34018)"
To run the test case:
- Add a new Xcode test bundle to your app’s project.
- Add the test case source file to the test bundle.
- Configure the test bundle so your app is the hosting app.
- Assumes your app has the Keychain entitlement.
- In the Xcode project settings, click on the test bundle target.
- Then click on the General tab, the Testing section, and the Host Application selector.