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ipdid

v0.1.1

Published

IPDID cli - Need to run with a ipfs node. (http://ipfs.io)

Downloads

14

Readme

ipdid

The IPDID ecosystem

oclif Version Downloads/week License

Usage

$ npm install -g ipdid
$ ipdid COMMAND
running command...
$ ipdid (-v|--version|version)
ipdid/0.1.1 darwin-arm64 node-v16.0.0
$ ipdid --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ ipdid COMMAND
...

Commands

ipdid did

register a PDID to SKALE network and IPFS (IPLD) - use pipe only

USAGE
  $ ipdid did

OPTIONS
  -d, --ddoc=ddoc  DID document
  -f, --force      force to register on ipfs block

DESCRIPTION
  ...
  you can pipe any DID document to generate and register a DID

See code: src/commands/did.js

ipdid help [COMMAND]

display help for ipdid

USAGE
  $ ipdid help [COMMAND]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMAND  command to show help for

OPTIONS
  --all  see all commands in CLI

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

ipdid init

create a new IPDID ipfs (deprecated)

USAGE
  $ ipdid init

OPTIONS
  -n, --name=name  name to print

DESCRIPTION
  ...
  don't use this init command any more.

See code: src/commands/init.js

ipdid mydid

return your current DID

USAGE
  $ ipdid mydid

OPTIONS
  -q, --qrcode  generate and show DID QR code (default: false)

DESCRIPTION
  ...
  show your current DID code

See code: src/commands/mydid.js

ipdid qrcode

to generate a QR-code from your context or stdin

USAGE
  $ ipdid qrcode

OPTIONS
  -c, --context=context  the context for generating a QR-code

DESCRIPTION
  ...
  --context string 
  for example: ipdid qrcode -c 'test string' 
  or: echo 'test string' | ipdid qrcode

See code: src/commands/qrcode.js

ipdid signer

create a singer's key pair and save on ~/.ipdid_keystore.json

USAGE
  $ ipdid signer

OPTIONS
  --help  show CLI help

DESCRIPTION
  ...
  return your DID for signer if ~/.ipdid_keystore.json exist
  otherwise, create a new one.

See code: src/commands/signer.js

ipdid vc

create a verifiable claim for a DID document

USAGE
  $ ipdid vc

OPTIONS
  -s, --school=school  [default: Example School] user's school
  -w, --who=who        user's DID

DESCRIPTION
  example, ipdid vc -w 'did:ipdid:z6MkiYiav3GskEZWgv2ZkeeFt8kWqnWRahv9d7pb8X2iEDEv'
  ...
  return a claim DID for alumni of

See code: src/commands/vc.js