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@medicine-wheel/community-identity

v0.15.3

Published

Who is in the circle: people as wheel nodes, roles with a permission map, circles and memberships as relations, invitations and self-issued credentials kept by the consumer — so a Medicine Wheel can tell two people apart.

Readme

@medicine-wheel/community-identity

Who is in the circle. A person is a human node on the wheel with metadata.kind = 'person' and a role; a circle is a circle node; membership is a member_of edge; ceremonies held in a circle carry circle_id; a circle opened for a chronicle episode carries the episode folder name in episode_path, the binding a ceremony carries too. Tokens and invitation codes are kept by the consumer (hashed, jsonl or your own store), never on the wheel.

Roles and the permission map are copied from STPB (lib/types/roles.ts): participant → emerging_guide → ceremony_facilitator → firekeeper → admin, with story_keeper parallel to firekeeper, plus companion_ai and integration_ai.

import { personNode, circleNode, membershipEdge, hasPermission, JsonlCredentialStore, JsonlInvitationStore } from '@medicine-wheel/community-identity';

const node = personNode({ name: 'Guillaume', role: 'admin' });           // POST to /api/nodes
const circle = circleNode({ name: 'Ep349 circle', intention: '…', facilitator_id: node.id });
const edge = membershipEdge(node.id, circle.id, 'facilitator');          // POST to /api/edges
hasPermission('ceremony_facilitator', 'invite_members');                 // true

const creds = new JsonlCredentialStore('/srv/miadi/identity/credentials.jsonl');
const { token } = await creds.issue(node.id, 'laptop');                  // shown once
const record = await creds.verify(token);                                // who is calling

Added in 0.14.0 for jgwill/Miadi#647 (episode 349). Spec: rispecs/community-identity.spec.md.