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@trustalliance/did

v0.0.1-alpha.24

Published

Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) SDK

Downloads

8

Readme

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TrustAlliance DID SDK

The library is intended to be used as a common template for resolving a DID.

Supports Decentralized Identifiers spec.

IMPORTANT!

  • This is a minimum viable product suite with limited functionality.
  • Please do not use this for production
  • This is a part of SDKs for Verifiable Credentials, Verifiable Credential Presentations, DID Keys, Self Sovereign Identity and Decentralised Identifiers

TrustAlliance DID

Architecture

Installation

yarn install

Usage

importing DID builder and resolver

ES Modules import


import { Builder, DIDResolver } from '@trustalliance/did'

CommonJS import


const { Builder, DIDResolver } = require('@trustalliance/did');

Example

Following shows how to resolve a DID using different libraries

const { DIDResolver } = require('@trustalliance/did');
const { Connector } = require('@trustalliance/agent');

const customWebResolver = {resolve:(didUri)=>{...}}

const connector = new Connector();
const agent = new TrustAllianceAgent(connector);

const resolver = new DIDResolver();

resolver.add('web', customWebResolver);
resolver.add('trustalliance', agent.procedure);

const result: DIDResolutionResult = await resolver.resolve(
'did:web:test1234'
);

// {
//   didResolutionMetadata: {...},
//   didDocument: {...},
//   didDocumentMetadata: {...},
// };