Closed sriteja25 closed 7 years ago
Sorry for the late reply on this. I have not made any updates recently, so there's no reason why it should break for you unless you just recently upgraded to the Swift 3.0 version?
As @romanvolkov-io pointed out, use KeychainWrapper.standard for default access. You can see example usage in the unit tests here: https://github.com/jrendel/SwiftKeychainWrapper/blob/develop/SwiftKeychainWrapperTests/KeychainWrapperDefaultWrapperTests.swift
You can also use a custom instance of the wrapper. If you are doing that, you don't need to call .standard on your object. The SwiftKeychainExample repo has a example of using it this way: https://github.com/jrendel/SwiftKeychainWrapperExample/blob/master/SwiftKeychainWrapperExample/ViewController.swift
Thank you for the reply, I dont know why I had the issue, reinstalling the keychainwrapper pod again solved the issue.
I have been using Keychainwrapper for a little over a month developing my app. I get 'Keychainwrapper has no member standard' error since today morning, I havent changed anything. Can anyone help me out with this ?