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zetrix-didcomm

v1.0.0

Published

DID communication library for Zetrix

Downloads

31

Readme

Zetrix DIDComm Package

Overview

The Zetrix DIDComm is for client message wrapper that support an essential protocols.

Supported Protocols

Mediation Protocols:

Core Protocols:

Utility Protocols for Enhanced Usability:

Verifiable Presentation Protocols for Present Proof:

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Before you can run or build the DIDComm Browser Demo, ensure you have the following installed:

Installation

install the dependencies:

npm install # Or use yarn install if you prefer yarn over npm

Link Library

run make link or npm link zetrix-didcomm

Testing the Package

To test protocol:

make test-all # Or npm test

To test by protocol:

make test-basicmessage Or npm test test/basicmessage.test.js

make test-<protocolName> Or npm test test/<fileName>

Example

To create basic message protocol:

const createBasicMessage = basicMessage.createBasicMessage(
      "did:example:alice",
      "did:example:bob",
      "Hi Bob! How are you?",
    );

To pack message with JWE (JSON Web Encryption):

const packAuthMsg = packMessage.packAuthCrypt(<Sender_privateKey_In_Zetrix>, <Recipient_publicKey_X25519_In_Base58>, "did:example:alice#key-2", "did:example:bob#key-2", createBasicMessage);

To unpack JWE (JSON Web Encryption) message to JWM (JSON Web Messages):

const unpackAuthMsg = unpackMessage.unpackAuthCrypt(packAuthMsg, <Recipient_privateKey_In_Zetrix>, <Sender_publicKey_X25519_In_Base58>);

DIDComm Demo Project Example

Can refer folder example for DIDComm Demo running on Vue.js

install the dependencies:

cd example

npm install # Or use yarn install if you prefer yarn over npm

run the application:

npm serve # Or use yarn serve