Repository navigation
Storage plugin: add an adapter for react-native-keychain #562
Description
Description
The Storage plugin can inspect MMKV, AsyncStorage and Expo SecureStore, but not items stored with react-native-keychain (iOS Keychain / Android Keystore). That library is widely used in bare React Native apps, where expo-secure-store isn't available.
Suggested solution
Add a react-native-keychain adapter next to the existing ones, written in the same style as the Expo SecureStore adapter. Unlike SecureStore, react-native-keychain can list its own services, so users wouldn't need to supply a key list.
Additional context
I have a working prototype in my own app, on iOS and Android, with react-native-keychain 10 and Rozenite 2.5.0. If this fits the project, I'd test it properly in the playground and open a PR once it's ready, with tests, docs and a changeset. Would you accept it, and is there anything about the design you'd want to settle first?
Activity
V3RON commentedon Oct 15, 2026
Hey @alexprigi!
Go ahead and open a PR. It should be pretty straightforward, as the only thing needed is to map the API expected by Rozenite to whatever the library exposes.
The only thing you need to worry about is making sure it doesn't crash when the library is missing.
alexprigi commentedon Oct 16, 2026
Thanks @V3RON! I opened a PR for this: #563.
It follows the Expo SecureStore adapter: the
react-native-keychainmodule is passed in (createKeychainStorageAdapter({ keychain: Keychain })), so the plugin never imports it. Loading the plugin can't fail when the library is missing, and ifkeychainisundefinedthe adapter just exposes no storages.Services are listed with
getAllGenericPasswordServices, so no key list is needed. I tried it in the playground on an iOS simulator and an Android emulator (list, edit, add, delete, import, export).Happy to change anything in the API or naming if you'd prefer it differently.
feat(storage-plugin): add react-native-keychain adapter (#563)