@civic/casper-did
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A simple library for converting casper keys to W3C compliant DIDs and vice versa.
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A simple library for converting casper keys to W3C compliant DIDs and vice versa.
import {
convertCasperPubkeyToDid,
convertDidToCasperPubkey,
} from "@civic/casper-did";
// Handles Secp256k1 keys (prefixed with 02 in casper addresses)
convertCasperPubkeyToDid("0202a9288f6be41767209b9b0a80e5253ac2ebe00c31d175345ecab9dfa231de6c59")
// did:key:zQ3shYo7XemChSbyT2y4K9m5PUj576JYpKiPm9ZHRY5uJoDBe
convertDidToCasperPubkey("did:key:zQ3shYo7XemChSbyT2y4K9m5PUj576JYpKiPm9ZHRY5uJoDBe")
// 0202a9288f6be41767209b9b0a80e5253ac2ebe00c31d175345ecab9dfa231de6c59
// Handles Ed25519 keys (prefixed with 01 in casper addresses)
convertCasperPubkeyToDid("01053ce2369857632f86575d657ee4f24b1efb3e9ba865d3fbf1fed986bf7a2601")
// did:key:z6Mkeohvt1YAgyWbmk8YB63c787HmXfsC7k81h2u24FNYqck
convertDidToCasperPubkey("did:key:z6Mkeohvt1YAgyWbmk8YB63c787HmXfsC7k81h2u24FNYqck")
// 01053ce2369857632f86575d657ee4f24b1efb3e9ba865d3fbf1fed986bf7a2601
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A simple library for converting casper keys to W3C compliant DIDs and vice versa.
The npm package @civic/casper-did receives a total of 237 weekly downloads. As such, @civic/casper-did popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @civic/casper-did demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 16 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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