@kiltprotocol/did
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A KILT Decentralised Identifier (DID) is a string uniquely identifying each KILT user that allows them to create CTypes, issue/collect attestations, and create delegation hierarchies. A DID can be thought of as a container of different keys that are all under the control of the same DID subject.
For more information about KILT DIDs, please visit our official documentation. For more information about Decentralised Identifiers, please visit the latest version of the official W3C specification.
NPM:
npm install @kiltprotocol/did
YARN:
yarn add @kiltprotocol/did
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