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alldid

v0.1.7

Published

The all-in-one DID SDK, resolving all decentralized name(Web3 Name).

Downloads

23

Readme

NPM npm

This is a whole new version of denames. If you are looking for the source code of npm package denames(Deprecated), please check out the branch denames.

Table of Contents

Features

  • Check if the given name is a valid DID name.(e.g. isSupported, isRegistered, isAvailable.)
  • Query DID name info (e.g. owner, manager.)
  • Query DID name records (e.g. tokenId, records, addresses, dwebs, reverse and registryAddress.)
  • Supported decentralized name suffix:
    • Ethereum Name Service - ENS
      • .eth
    • .bit - DOTBIT
      • .bit
    • Solana Name Service - SNS
      • .sol
    • Unstoppable Domains Name Service - UNS. Please, refer to the Top Level Domains List.
      • .crypto
      • .bitcoin
      • .blockchain
      • .dao
      • .nft
      • .888
      • .wallet
      • .x
      • .klever
      • .zil
      • .hi
    • Space ID - SID
      • .bnb

Getting Started

First, you need to install alldid using npm

npm install alldid --save

or yarn.

yarn add alldid

Then, you need to import AllDID.js SDK in your code and create an instance before interacting with it:

// For CommonJS
const { createInstance } = require('alldid')
const alldid = createInstance()
// For ES Module
import { createInstance } from 'alldid'
const alldid = createInstance()

Now you could perform various operations using AllDID.js SDK. Here is a simple example:

// Get DID name address
alldid.addrs('leonx.bit', ['eth']).then(console.log)
alldid.addrs('leon.wallet', ['eth']).then(console.log)
alldid.addrs('🍍.sol', ['eth']).then(console.log)

A sample result would be like:

// leonx.bit
[
  {
    "key": "address.eth",
    "label": "",
    "subtype": "eth",
    "symbol":"ETH",
    "ttl": 300,
    "type": "address",
    "value": "0xC72B6f66017246d6A7f159F5C2BF358188AD9ECa"
  }
]

// leon.wallet
[
  {
    "key": "address.eth",
    "label": "",
    "subtype": "eth",
    "symbol":"ETH",
    "ttl": 0,
    "type": "address",
    "value": "0x98e32b218bd1d8f3c267466b8d7635501dbdd1c1"
  }
]

// 🍍.sol
[
  {
    "key": "address.eth",
    "label": "",
    "subtype": "eth",
    "symbol":"ETH",
    "ttl": 0,
    "type": "address",
    "value": "0x570eDC13f9D406a2b4E6477Ddf75D5E9cCF51cd6"
  }
]

CHANGELOG

TBD

API Documentation

Table of Contents

installService(service)

Used to install a NamingService and add it to the services array.

Note: For a better development experience, we suggest you using createInstance to initialize AllDID, since it has already set a bunch of default services.

Parameter

service: NamingService

NamingService is a concrete implementation compatible with a specific Domain Name System.

Return Value

N/A

Example
const { AllDID } = require('alldid');

// To create a new AllDID instance.
const alldid = new AllDID()

alldid.installService(new DotbitService(defaultCreateInstanceOptions.dotbit))

isSupported(name)

Used to check if a DID name is supported by install's NamingService. Returns true if any NamingService supports the DID name, false otherwise.

Parameter

name: string

Return Value

boolean

Example
// Check if the given name is a valid DID name.
alldid.isSupported('abc.bit').then(console.log)

// The printed result would be like:
true

isRegistered(name)

It is used to query whether the DID name has been registered, if it has been registered, it returns true, otherwise it returns false.

Parameter

name: string

Return Value

boolean

Example
// Check if the given name is registered
alldid.isRegistered('jeffx.bit').then(console.log)

// The printed result would be like:
true

isAvailable(name)

Used to query whether the DID name is available, return true if available, otherwise return false.

Parameter

name: string

Return Value

boolean

Example
// Check if it is available to register
alldid.isAvailable('jeffx.bit').then(console.log)

// The printed result would be like:
true

owner(name)

The address used to query the owner of the DID name, the format of the address varies according to different domain name systems.

Parameter

name: string

Return Value

address string

Example
// Query the address of the owner of the name
alldid.owner('leon.bit').then(console.log)
alldid.owner('leon.sol').then(console.log)

// The printed result would be like:
// leon.bit
"0x0403d6d288db8908b5ff21b60d347c6e450eb828"
// leon.sol
"FvfD9ziv4CuPj5BSD278jy6sX8Q2GTZeQZNfQ89eE4P9"

manager(name)

Query the address of the manager of the DID name. The address format is different according to different domain name systems.

Note: If this method is not supported, an "Unsupported Method" exception will be thrown

Parameter

name: string

Return Value

address string

Example
// Query the address of the manager of the name
alldid.manager('leon.bit').then(console.log)
alldid.manager('leon.eth').then(console.log)

// The printed result would be like:
// leon.bit
"0x0403d6d288db8908b5ff21b60d347c6e450eb828"
// leon.eth
"0xfA45C6991a2C3d74ada3A279E21135133CE3Da8A"

tokenId(name)

Query the TokenID of the DID name.

The TokenID format is different according to different domain name systems.

Parameter

name: string

Return Value

hex string

Example
// Query the tokenId of the name
alldid.tokenId('leon.bit').then(console.log)
alldid.tokenId('leon.sol').then(console.log)

// The printed result would be like:
// leon.bit
"0x38ae79fc97c608c6a9707d5df4bf44d1a4d8d6ab"
// leon.sol
"3iV8KnUZkM78tUAwWb9V9c7FWaFxCrqpC3tFzywrEayg"

records(name, keys?)

Query all records of DID name, return an array.

Parameter

name: string keys?: string | string[]

keys are string or string[] type, a set of labels separated by . support the following formats:

enum KeyPrefix {
  Address= 'address',
  Profile= 'profile',
  Dweb = 'dweb',
  Text = 'text'
} 

// eth adress
'address.eth'
// uns dweb
'dweb.ipfs.hash'
// uns profile
'profile.social'
Return Value

RecordItem[]

Example
// Query the records of the name
alldid.records('leon.bit', 'address.eth').then(console.log)
alldid.records('leont.eth', ['address.eth']).then(console.log)
alldid.records('Brad.crypto').then(console.log)

// The printed result would be like:
// leon.bit
[
  {
    "key": "address.eth",
    "label": "",
    "subtype": "eth",
    "ttl": 300,
    "type": "address",
    "value": "0xC72B6f66017246d6A7f159F5C2BF358188AD9ECa"
  }
]

// leon.eth
[
  {
    "key": "address.eth",
    "label": "",
    "subtype": "eth",
    "ttl": 0,
    "type": "address",
    "value": "0xC72B6f66017246d6A7f159F5C2BF358188AD9ECa"
  }
]

// Brad.crypto
[
  {
    key: "address.btc", 
    label: "", 
    subtype: "btc", 
    ttl: 0, 
    type: "address", 
    value: "bc1q359khn0phg58xgezyqsuuaha28zkwx047c0c3y"
  },
  {
    key: "profile.picture", 
    label: "", 
    subtype: "picture", 
    ttl: 0, 
    type: "profile", 
    value: "1/erc1155:0xc7e5e9434f4a71e6db978bd65b4d61d3593e5f27/14317"
  },
  {
    key: "profile.username", 
    label: "", 
    subtype: "username", 
    ttl: 0, 
    type: "profile", 
    value: "0x8912623832e174f2eb1f59cc3b587444d619376ad5bf10070e937e0dc22b9ffb2e3ae059e6ebf729f87746b2f71e5d88ec99c1fb3c7c49b8617e2520d474c48e1c"
  },
  {
    key: "dweb.html_value", 
    label: "", 
    subtype: "html_value", 
    ttl: 0, 
    type: "dweb", 
    value: "QmTiqc12wo2pBsGa9XsbpavkhrjFiyuSWsKyffvZqVGtut"
  }
]

addrs(name, currencyTicker?)

Query the addresses of DID name.

Parameter

name: string currencyTicker?: string | string[]

Return Value

RecordItemAddr[]

Example
// Query the addresses of the name
alldid.addrs('leonx.bit', ['eth']).then(console.log)
alldid.addrs('Brad.crypto', ['eth',  'btc']).then(console.log)

// The printed result would be like:
// leonx.bit
[{
  "key": "address.eth",
  "label": "",
  "subtype": "eth",
  "ttl": 300,
  "type": "address",
  "symbol": "ETH",
  "value": "0xC72B6f66017246d6A7f159F5C2BF358188AD9ECa"
}]

// Brad.crypto
[
  {
    key: "address.eth", 
    label: "", 
    subtype: "eth", 
    ttl: 0, 
    type: "address", 
    value: "0x8aaD44321A86b170879d7A244c1e8d360c99DdA8",
    symbol: 'ETH'
  },
  {
    key: "address.btc", 
    label: "", 
    subtype: "btc", 
    ttl: 0, 
    type: "address", 
    value: "bc1q359khn0phg58xgezyqsuuaha28zkwx047c0c3y",
    symbol: 'BTC'
  }
]

registryAddress(name)

Query the registry address of DID name.

Note: If this method is not supported, an "Unsupported Method" exception will be thrown

Parameter

name: string

Return Value

address string

Example
// Query the registry address of the name
alldid.registryAddress('leon.wallet').then(console.log)
alldid.registryAddress('🍍.sol').then(console.log)

// The printed result would be like:
// leon.wallet
"0xa9a6A3626993D487d2Dbda3173cf58cA1a9D9e9f"
// 🍍.sol
"58PwtjSDuFHuUkYjH9BYnnQKHfwo9reZhC2zMJv9JPkx"

Plugins

TBD

FAQ

TBA

Get Help

If you have questions or need help with AllDID.js, there are several ways to get assistance:

Contribute

We welcome contributions to AllDID.js! If you are interested in helping to improve the project, there are several ways you can contribute:

  • Report bugs or suggest improvements by opening an issue on the GitHub repository.
  • Submit a pull request with your changes to the code.

Please note that AllDID.js SDK is still under development, so any contribution (including pull requests) is welcome.

License

AllDID.js (including all dependencies) is protected under the MIT License. This means that you are free to use, modify, and distribute the software as long as you include the original copyright and license notice. Please refer to the license for the full terms.