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A Swift package to simplify data encryption.
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README.md

ItemEncryptor

A Swift package to simplify data encryption.

A Swift API for encrypting arbitrary data and data types.

I built an Encoder implementation based upon Swift's Encoder types. (Think JSONEncoder and JSONSerialization.) Any Encodable type can be turned into Data, and encrypted! Quickly and easily derive encryption keys (EncryptionKey objects) from user passwords, encrypt or decrypt arbitrary Codable types (with EncryptionEncoder and EncryptionDecoder), or do the same with arbitrary data or streams (using EncryptionSerialization). Keys may safely be stored and retrieved in the system Keychain using KeychainHandle, but the user is primarily responsible for knowing their password.

Contributing

This project lives primarily at git.average.name. A read-only mirror also exists on GitHub. Issues or pull requests should be filed at git.average.name. You may sign in or create an account directly, or use one of several OAuth 2.0 providers.