@digitalcredentials/issuer-registry-client
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Known issuers / verifiers registry client, for use in Typescript, browser, and React Native.
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> Isomorphic client for fetching Known Issuer/Known Verifier registries for Node, browser and React Native.
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This is a client library for loading Known Issuer or Known Verifier Registries,
which are essentially dictionaries of DIDs, containing information on known
issuers and verifiers.
The format of these registries is temporary, while the
[](https://w3c-ccg.github.io/verifiable-issuers-verifiers/)
spec is being incubated in the W3C CCG.
Assumes the loaded registries are public, accessible via `https`.
Note that an individual DID can appear in multiple registries.
Because of that, the _order_ of registries loaded matters. For example, given
a registry:
```js
const knownRegistries = [{
"name": "DCC Pilot Registry",
"url": "https://digitalcredentials.github.io/issuer-registry/registry.json"
},
{
"name": "DCC Sandbox Registry",
"url": "https://digitalcredentials.github.io/sandbox-registry/registry.json"
}]
```
If an issuer DID is contained in both of those registries, the issuer entry
(that contains the issuer name and URL) will come from the _first_ registry,
"DCC Pilot Registry".
In other words, verifiers and other implementers must order the registries
_in order of most authoritative to least_.
## Install
- Node.js 18+ is recommended.
### NPM
To install via NPM:
```
npm install @digitalcredentials/issuer-registry-client
```
### Development
To install locally (for development):
```
git clone https://github.com/digitalcredentials/issuer-registry-client.git
cd issuer-registry-client
npm install
```
## Usage
First, put together an array of known issuer and verifier registries you would
like to check against:
```js
const knownRegistries = [
{
"name": "DCC Pilot Registry",
"url": "https://digitalcredentials.github.io/issuer-registry/registry.json"
},
{
"name": "DCC Sandbox Registry",
"url": "https://digitalcredentials.github.io/sandbox-registry/registry.json"
},
{
"name": "DCC Community Registry",
"url": "https://digitalcredentials.github.io/community-registry/registry.json"
},
{
"name": "DCC Registry",
"url": "https://digitalcredentials.github.io/dcc-registry/registry.json"
}
]
```
You can now:
```js
import { RegistryClient } from '@digitalcredentials/issuer-registry-client'
const registries = new RegistryClient()
// Load the registries from the web (typically done at app startup).
const result = await registries.load({ config: knownRegistries })
console.log(result)
/**
[
{
name: 'DCC Sandbox Registry',
url: 'https://digitalcredentials.github.io/sandbox-registry/registry.json',
loaded: true
},
{
name: 'DCC Community Registry',
url: 'https://digitalcredentials.github.io/community-registry/registry.json',
loaded: true
}
]
*
// You can now query to see if a DID is known in any registry
console.log(registries.didEntry('did:key:z6MkpLDL3RoAoMRTwTgo3rs39ZwssfaPKtGdZw7AGRN7CK4W'))
/**
DidMapRegistryEntry {
name: 'My University',
url: 'https://digitalcredentials.mit.edu',
location: 'Cambridge, MA, USA',
inRegistries: Set(2) {
{
name: 'DCC Community Registry',
url: 'https://digitalcredentials.github.io/community-registry/registry.json',
rawContents: [Object]
},
{
name: 'DCC Sandbox Registry',
url: 'https://digitalcredentials.github.io/sandbox-registry/registry.json',
rawContents: [Object]
}
}
}
*/
registries.didEntry('did:example:does-not-exist')
// undefined
```
PRs accepted.
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