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@zkred/did-webvh

v0.1.1

Published

did:webvh resolution as a did-resolver plugin — thin adapter over didwebvh-ts

Readme

@zkred/did-webvh

did:webvh resolution as a did-resolver plugin.

This is intentionally a thin adapter over didwebvh-ts — the implementation maintained by the Decentralized Identity Foundation — rather than a reimplementation. It reshapes didwebvh-ts output into the W3C DID resolution result structure and plugs into the did-resolver registry, so did:webvh composes cleanly with other methods (like its sibling @zkred/did-webplus).

Install

npm install @zkred/did-webvh did-resolver

Usage

import { Resolver } from "did-resolver";
import { getResolver } from "@zkred/did-webvh";
import { getResolver as webplus } from "@zkred/did-webplus";

const resolver = new Resolver({ ...getResolver(), ...webplus() });

const result = await resolver.resolve("did:webvh:QmScid...:example.com");

DID URL query parameters versionId, versionNumber, and versionTime are passed through to the underlying resolver.

The full didwebvh-ts controller API (createDID, updateDID, deactivateDID, resolveDIDFromLog) is re-exported for convenience.

License

Apache-2.0