Manual encryption

It is highly recommended to use the Xcode source editor extension to automate the encryption of strings.

If you have encrypted string properties in your APLConfiguration (iOS/watchOS) or nz.co.electricbolt.appfiguratelibrary.Configuration (Android) subclass, then choose the most appropriate guide(s) to follow:

• Android app. Follow the ENCRYPTED_STRING macro/function guide.

• iOS app without a watchOS companion app. Follow the ENCRYPTED_STRING macro/function guide.

• iOS app and a watchOS companion app that share a single private key. Follow the ENCRYPTED_STRING macro/function guide.

• iOS app and a watchOS companion app that have different private keys. Follow the ENCRYPTED_STRING_IOS_WATCHOS macro/function guide.

ENCRYPTED_STRING_IOS_WATCHOS is deprecated and will be removed in the next major release of Appfigurate. Please migrate to a single public key watchOS app integration

• Mobile Flutter app. The flutter APLNativeConfiguration class defers to the underlying platform APLConfiguration (iOS) or nz.co.electricbolt.appfiguratelibrary.Configuration (Android) subclass to read encrypted string properties. Choose the most appropriate guide(s) above to follow.

• Mobile React Native app. The Appfigurate.nativeValue method defers to the underlying platform APLConfiguration (iOS) or nz.co.electricbolt.appfiguratelibrary.Configuration (Android) subclass to read encrypted string properties. Choose the most appropriate guide(s) above to follow.