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A Python wrapper around the aries-askar
Rust library, this module provides secure storage support for Hyperledger Aries agents.
The initial implementation of aries-askar
was developed by the Verifiable Organizations Network (VON) team based at the Province of British Columbia. The database structure derives largely from the wallet design within Hyperledger Indy-SDK. To learn more about VON and what's happening with decentralized identity in British Columbia, please go to https://vonx.io.
Pull requests are welcome! Please read our contributions guide and submit your PRs. We enforce developer certificate of origin (DCO) commit signing. See guidance here.
We also welcome issues submitted about problems you encounter in using aries-askar
.
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