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import { DidResolutionResult, DidResolverCache, DidResolverCacheLevel, DidResolverCacheLevelParams } from '@web5/dids';
import { Web5PlatformAgent } from './types/agent.js';
import { logger } from '@web5/common';
/**
* AgentDidResolverCache keeps a stale copy of the Agent's managed Identity DIDs and only evicts and refreshes upon a successful resolution.
* This allows for quick and offline access to the internal DIDs used by the agent.
*/
export class AgentDidResolverCache extends DidResolverCacheLevel implements DidResolverCache {
/**
* Holds the instance of a `Web5PlatformAgent` that represents the current execution context for
* the `AgentDidApi`. This agent is used to interact with other Web5 agent components. It's vital
* to ensure this instance is set to correctly contextualize operations within the broader Web5
* Agent framework.
*/
private _agent?: Web5PlatformAgent;
/** A map of DIDs that are currently in-flight. This helps avoid going into an infinite loop */
private _resolving: Map<string, boolean> = new Map();
constructor({ agent, db, location, ttl }: DidResolverCacheLevelParams & { agent?: Web5PlatformAgent }) {
super ({ db, location, ttl });
this._agent = agent;
}
get agent() {
if (!this._agent) {
throw new Error('Agent not initialized');
}
return this._agent;
}
set agent(agent: Web5PlatformAgent) {
this._agent = agent;
}
/**
* Get the DID resolution result from the cache for the given DID.
*
* If the DID is managed by the agent, or is the agent's own DID, it will not evict it from the cache until a new resolution is successful.
* This is done to achieve quick and offline access to the agent's own managed DIDs.
*/
async get(did: string): Promise<DidResolutionResult | void> {
try {
const str = await this.cache.get(did);
const cachedResult = JSON.parse(str);
if (!this._resolving.has(did) && Date.now() >= cachedResult.ttlMillis) {
this._resolving.set(did, true);
// if a DID is stored in the DID Store, then we don't want to evict it from the cache until we have a successful resolution
// upon a successful resolution, we will update both the storage and the cache with the newly resolved Document.
const storedDid = await this.agent.did.get({ didUri: did, tenant: this.agent.agentDid.uri });
if ('undefined' !== typeof storedDid) {
try {
const result = await this.agent.did.resolve(did);
// if the resolution was successful, update the stored DID with the new Document
if (!result.didResolutionMetadata.error && result.didDocument) {
const portableDid = {
...storedDid,
document : result.didDocument,
metadata : result.didDocumentMetadata,
};
try {
// this will throw an error if the DID is not managed by the agent, or there is no difference between the stored and resolved DID
// We don't publish the DID in this case, as it was received by the resolver.
await this.agent.did.update({ portableDid, tenant: this.agent.agentDid.uri, publish: false });
} catch(error: any) {
// if the error is not due to no changes detected, log the error
if (error.message && !error.message.includes('No changes detected, update aborted')) {
logger.error(`Error updating DID: ${error.message}`);
}
}
}
} finally {
this._resolving.delete(did);
}
} else {
this._resolving.delete(did);
this.cache.nextTick(() => this.cache.del(did));
}
}
return cachedResult.value;
} catch(error: any) {
if (error.notFound) {
return;
}
throw error;
}
}
}