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cf-identity v1.1.4

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Chain Fusion Decentralize Identity Kit

The Chain Fusion Decentralized Identity Kit simplifies the process of managing and verifying users' identities digitally. It offers various functionalities to support decentralized identity management seamlessly.

Features

Creating DIDs (Decentralized Identifiers)

DIDs are unique identifiers for users, associated with their private keys, and entirely owned and governed by them. With this kit, users can create as many DIDs as they want, each representing separate profiles for their credentials.

Issue VCs (Verifiable Credentials)

The kit allows users to issue verifiable credentials (VCs) to other users. These credentials contain attestation information and are cryptographically signed by the issuer, providing a secure and tamper-proof way to verify users' attributes and qualifications.

Verify Credentials

Users can verify the authenticity and validity of credentials issued by others using this kit. By providing verification mechanisms, it ensures trust and reliability in the digital identity ecosystem.

Getting Started

To get started with the Chain Fusion Decentralized Identity Kit, follow these steps:

  1. Install the Package: Install the npm package chainfusion-identity-kit in your project:

    npm install chainfusion-identity-kit
  2. Import and Initialize: Import the necessary modules and initialize the DecentralizeIdentity class with the required parameters, such as signer and storage secret key.

    import { DecentralizeIdentity } from 'chainfusion-identity-kit';
    
    // Initialize DecentralizeIdentity
    const di = new DecentralizeIdentity(signer, storage_secret_key);
  3. Start Using the Kit: Use the provided functionalities such as creating DIDs, issuing VCs, and verifying credentials in your application.

    // Example: Create a DID
    const did = di.createDID();
    
    // Example: Issue Verifiable Credential
    const credential = { /* credential data */ };
    di.issueCredential(credential);
    
    // Example: Verify Credential
    const isCredentialValid = di.verifyCredential(credential);

Contribution

Contributions to the Chain Fusion Decentralized Identity Kit are welcome! If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository.


With the Chain Fusion Decentralized Identity Kit, managing digital identities becomes easier, more secure, and decentralized. Start integrating it into your applications today for seamless identity management and verification!

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