PasscodeKit is a lightweight and easy-to-use, in-app Passcode implementation for iOS.

CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Swift and Objective-C Cocoa projects.

To incorporate the PasscodeKit library into your Xcode project utilizing CocoaPods, please reference it within your Podfile as shown below:

pod 'PasscodeKit'

Swift Package Manager is a tool for managing the distribution of Swift code.

To add PasscodeKit as a dependency to your project, follow these steps:

1. Open your Swift project in Xcode.
2. Navigate to File -> Add Package Dependencies....
3. Paste https://github.com/relatedcode/PasscodeKit.git into the search bar.
4. Choose the version you want to use and click Add Package.

If you prefer not to use any of the dependency managers, you can integrate PasscodeKit into your project manually. Just copy all the *.swift files from the PasscodeKit/Sources folder into your Xcode project.

• iOS 12.0+

To activate the PasscodeKit in your codebase, you need to start it right after the app is launched. The best practice to do it in the AppDelegate didFinishLaunchingWithOptions method.

PasscodeKit.start()

The following PasscodeKitDelegate methods can be used to take actions related to the PasscodeKit user activity.

func passcodeCheckedButDisabled()

func passcodeEnteredSuccessfully()

func passcodeMaximumFailedAttempts()

To enable, disable the passcode functionality, or to change the saved passcode you can use the following methods.

PasscodeKit.createPasscode(self)

PasscodeKit.changePasscode(self)

PasscodeKit.removePasscode(self)

The following settings are available for customizing the passcode-related user experience.

PasscodeKit.passcodeLength = 4

PasscodeKit.allowedFailedAttempts = 3

PasscodeKit.textColor = .darkText
PasscodeKit.backgroundColor = .lightGray

PasscodeKit.failedTextColor = .white
PasscodeKit.failedBackgroundColor = .systemRed

PasscodeKit.titleEnterPasscode = "Enter Passcode"
PasscodeKit.titleCreatePasscode = "Create Passcode"
PasscodeKit.titleChangePasscode = "Change Passcode"
PasscodeKit.titleRemovePasscode = "Remove Passcode"

PasscodeKit.textEnterPasscode = "Enter your passcode"
PasscodeKit.textVerifyPasscode = "Verify your passcode"
PasscodeKit.textEnterOldPasscode = "Enter your old passcode"
PasscodeKit.textEnterNewPasscode = "Enter your new passcode"
PasscodeKit.textVerifyNewPasscode = "Verify your new passcode"
PasscodeKit.textFailedPasscode = "%d Failed Passcode Attempts"
PasscodeKit.textPasscodeMismatch = "Passcodes did not match. Try again."
PasscodeKit.textTouchIDAccessReason = "Please use Touch ID to unlock the app"

PasscodeKit supports both TouchID and FaceID. If you're using FaceID, be sure to add the NSFaceIDUsageDescription details into your Info.plist file.

MIT License

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