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@verida/3id-utils-node
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This helper library provides utilities to manage 3ID's for blockchain accounts within NodeJs.
This helper library provides utilities to manage 3ID's for blockchain accounts within NodeJs.
It supports creating a new 3ID and linking an existing blockchain account to an existing 3ID.
Supported blockchains:
Install the package:
$ yarn install @verida/3id-utils-node
Use the package:
import { Utils } from '../src/index'
const PRIVATE_KEY = '0x....'
const utils = new Utils()
const ceramic1 = await utils.createAccount('ethr', PRIVATE_KEY)
console.log(`3ID created: ${ceramic1.did.id}`)
See the unit tests for more guidance.
Implemented in such a way that signing of consent messages uses ethers.js, instead of Ethereum JSON-RPC.
Implemented, but not currently working due to Ceramic not completing NEAR support.
FAQs
This helper library provides utilities to manage 3ID's for blockchain accounts within NodeJs.
We found that @verida/3id-utils-node demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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