security_client

Description:

security client

Flutter Security Client #
Stupid simple Security Client for storing encrypted data locally.
About #
This project uses SQLite as the database for the encrypted keys and, for the encryption part, it uses the SQLCipher layer through the sqflite lib.
Getting Started #
An instance of SecurityClient can be created easily by passing just two params to its static constructor:
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final SecurityClient securityClient = await SecurityClient.create("<db-name>", "<db-password>");

// e.g.
final SecurityClient securityClient = await SecurityClient.create("my-cool-database", "1234567890");
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Multiple instances can be created at once since each client will use a separate database file for each one.
API #
For more information regarding all the available methods, the documentation can be found here.
Demo #
The demo folder contains a demonstration of a SecurityClient's implementation.
To run the demo, you must pass an environment variable called GLOBAL_SECURITY_CLIENT_PASSWORD with any text value.
The demo project is using Redux for state management.
Contributing #
The SecurityClient development files is located in the root of this repository.
There aren't any special processes to this step, so to start contributing:

Have Flutter installed;
Clone the project;
Install the dependencies with flutter pub get.