This benefits in being able to only remove the entries you were responsible for (ie. looking for entries with prefixed keys) and not remove the whole storage.
-> For iOS, SwiftKeychainWrapper already implements an .allKeys api (missing in their doc).
-> For Android, I haven't checked yet.
martinkasa
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3 years ago
Storage implementations usually offers a way to iterate over all the entries in the storage :
This benefits in being able to only remove the entries you were responsible for (ie. looking for entries with prefixed keys) and not remove the whole storage.
-> For iOS, SwiftKeychainWrapper already implements an .allKeys api (missing in their doc). -> For Android, I haven't checked yet.