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did-uri

v0.6.0

Published

Decentralized Identity (DID) URI parser and formatter

Downloads

38

Readme

did-uri

I no longer work on Ara nor maintain https://github.com/AraBlocks/did-uri This fork is the cannonical and maintained repository for did-uri

Decentralized Identity (DID) URI parser and formatter.

Abstract

In this module we provide a w3 compliant interface for parsing and serializing Decentralized Identity (DID) URIs as specified by Decentralized Identifiers specification. This module provides an interface similar to that of the url module in the Node standard library.

Installation

$ npm install did-uri

Example Usage

const did = require('did-uri')
const spec = did.parse('did:ara:68656c6c6f/music?key=mk706c6179206d65')
console.log(spec)

outputs:

{ reference: 'did:ara:68656c6c6f/music?key=mk706c6179206d65',
  did: 'did:ara:68656c6c6f',
  method: 'ara',
  identifier: '68656c6c6f',
  path: '/music',
  fragment: '',
  query: 'key=mk706c6179206d65',
  param: '' }

API

parsed = did.parse(uri)

Parses a given DID uri and returns an object similar to a DID instance.

formated = did.format(obj)

Formats a given DID URI or object into a normalized formatted URI.

did = new DID(uri [,base])

Parses and creates a new DID instance.

did.reference

A reference to the uri that was parsed as input.

did.did

The component of the URI containing the protocol, method, and identifier in the form of did:method:identifier.

did.method

The method component of the URI.

did.identifier

The identifier component of the URI.

did.param

The param (;) component of the URI.

did.path

The path component of the URI.

did.fragment

The fragment (#) component of the URI.

did.query

The query (?) component of the URI.

did.parameters

The param string component of the URI parsed into an object.

did.queryParameters

The query string component of the URI parsed into an object.

did.fragmentParameters

The fragment string component of the URI parsed into an object.

See Also

License

MIT