SecurityContainer iOS

Security Container implements lock screen UI pattern.

When in locked state, rest of the app is fully unloaded from memory.

Read here: https://paiv.github.io/blog/2016/08/18/security-container-ios.html

Using in your app

Demo app storyboard:

Add to storyboard new UIViewController and change its class to SecurityContainer. Mark it as initial view controller.

Add two outgoing segues with custom class SecuritySegue: one with identifier locked leading to login, another with identifier unlocked to the rest of the app.

Note: when changing default class of an element in storyboard, be sure to set proper module.

When linking to framework project, add it to Embedded Binaries of your project.

Invoking security screen

Your view controllers now have access to optional property securityContainer and its two methods:

• securityLock() will navigate to locked segue
• securityUnlock() will navigate to unlocked segue

See DemoApp for example implementation.