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@kiltprotocol/dip-sdk
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An SDK to help integration of the KILT Decentralized Identity Provider (DIP) protocol using KILT as an Identity Provider.
A cross-chain DID feature that allows KILT DID owners to DID-authorize extrinsics on other parachains and relaychains without bridging their full DID state.
More documentation is coming!
NPM:
npm install @kiltprotocol/dip-sdk
YARN:
yarn add @kiltprotocol/dip-sdk
The end-to-end testing use a Zombienet-based setup with a Kubernetes provider. Hence, a Kubernetes cluster, e.g., minikube must be installed on the machine where the tests are to be executed. For more information on how to set up the machine to spawn Zombienet-based network, please refer to the official Zombienet repository.
The Zombienet deployment relies on a number of environment variables, which are:
RELAY_IMAGE
: The Docker image for relaychain nodes.RELAY_ALICE_RPC
: The RPC port for the relay-alice
relaychain node.PROVIDER_IMAGE
: The Docker image for the DIP provider nodes.PROVIDER_ALICE_RPC
: The RPC port for the provider-alice
provider node.CONSUMER_IMAGE
: The Docker image for the DIP consumer nodes.CONSUMER_ALICE_RPC
: The RPC port for the consumer-alice
consumer node.A series of default values is sourced from either the tests/dip-provider-template-dip-consumer-template/.env.develop.test
or tests/peregrine-dip-consumer-template/.env.develop.test
file to spin up either a DIP Template Provider <-> DIP Template Consumer network or a Peregrine <-> DIP Template Consumer network.
Test execution requires the following steps:
nvm use
.yarn install
.test:e2e:start-network:peregrine-provider:develop
or test:e2e:start-network:dip-template-provider:develop
.yarn test:e2e:peregrine-provider
or yarn test:e2e:dip-template-provider
.FAQs
An SDK to help integration of the KILT Decentralized Identity Provider (DIP) protocol using KILT as an Identity Provider.
We found that @kiltprotocol/dip-sdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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