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OwnYourData plugin that can enable creation and control of did:oyd identifiers.
did:oyd ProviderThis package contains an implementation of the AbstractIdentifierProvider for the did:oyd method. Enabling creating and resolving of did:oyd entities, conforming to the spec for OYDID
The most simple version of creating a did:oyd is without any input parameters:
const identifier: IIdentifier = await agent.didManagerCreate()
Use the following options to create a did:oyd using Client-Managed-Secret-Mode:
const DID_METHOD = 'did:oyd'
const oydDIDProvider = new OydDIDProvider({
defaultKms: 'mem',
clientManagedSecretMode: {
publicKeyCallback: some_function, // callback to provide public Key
signCallback: some_function, // callback for signing payload
},
})
const agent = createAgent<IKeyManager, DIDManager>({
plugins: [
new SphereonKeyManager({
store: new MemoryKeyStore(),
kms: {
mem: new SphereonKeyManagementSystem(new MemoryPrivateKeyStore()),
},
}),
new DIDManager({
providers: {
[DID_METHOD]: oydDIDProvider,
},
defaultProvider: DID_METHOD,
store: new MemoryDIDStore(),
}),
],
})
const identifier: IIdentifier = await agent.didManagerCreate()
The example below resolves a did:oyd to DIDResolutionResult.
const didResolutionResult: DIDResolutionResult = await agent.resolveDid({ didUrl: 'did:oyd:zQm...' })
yarn add @sphereon/ssi-sdk-ext.did-provider-oyd
yarn build
did:oydFor managing did:oyd DIDs (create, update, delete), refer to the following page, which provides detailed information on the available REST API endpoints: https://github.com/OwnYourData/oydid/tree/main/uni-registrar-driver-did-oyd
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OwnYourData plugin that can enable creation and control of did:oyd identifiers.
We found that @sphereon/did-provider-oyd demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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