This is a Universal Resolver driver for did:indy identifiers.
did:indy:sovrin:WRfXPg8dantKVubE3HX8pw
did:indy:sovrin:staging:WRfXPg8dantKVubE3HX8pw
docker build -f ./docker/Dockerfile . -t universalresolver/driver-did-indy
docker run -p 8080:8080 universalresolver/driver-did-indy
curl -X GET http://localhost:8080/1.0/identifiers/did:indy:sovrin:WRfXPg8dantKVubE3HX8pw
Maven build:
mvn clean install
The driver recognizes the following environment variables:
uniresolver_driver_did_indy_libIndyPath
: The path to the Indy SDK library.uniresolver_driver_did_indy_openParallel
: Whether to open Indy pools in parallel threads. This speeds up startup, but may consume more memory.uniresolver_driver_did_indy_poolConfigs
: A semi-colon-separated list of Indy network names and pool configuration files.uniresolver_driver_did_indy_poolVersions
: A semi-colon-separated list of Indy network names and pool protocol versions.uniresolver_driver_did_indy_walletNames
: A semi-colon-separated list of Indy network names and wallet names.uniresolver_driver_did_indy_submitterDidSeeds
: A semi-colon-separated list of Indy network names and seeds for submitter DIDs.
The driver returns the following metadata in addition to a DID document:
nymResponse
: Response to the IndyGET_NYM
operation, includingtxnTime
,state_proof
, and other information.attrResponse
: Response to the IndyGET_ATTR
operation, includingtxnTime
,state_proof
, and other information.
For development and testing it may be useful to run a local instance of the von-network in a Docker container and resolve DIDs with this Driver.
This Tutorial explains how to set up the
von-network. Since the Resolver will run in a separate Docker container, the von-network needs to use the IP address
of the host machine for the nodes, not the Docker Host IP.
This can be achieved by running ./manage start <host_ip>
where <host_ip>
is the IP address of the host machine.
Note: If you followed the tutorial and already started the network, you need to run ./manage down
first to delete all
the data in the ledger. After this you can run ./manage start <host_ip>
.
After the von-network started, the genesis file is available at http://localhost:9000/genesis
.
Copy the genesis file into a new file (e.g. von-local.txn
) in the sovrin
directory of this driver.
Open docker/Dockerfile
and append the environment variables like this:
ENV uniresolver_driver_did_indy_libIndyPath=
ENV uniresolver_driver_did_indy_poolConfigs=sovrin;./sovrin/sovrin.txn;...;von:local;./sovrin/von-local.txn
ENV uniresolver_driver_did_indy_poolVersions=sovrin;2;...;von:local;2
ENV uniresolver_driver_did_indy_walletNames=sovrin;w1;...;von:local;w19
ENV uniresolver_driver_did_indy_submitterDidSeeds=sovrin;_;...;von:local;_
A DID in the von-network can then be queried with curl -X GET http://localhost:8080/1.0/identifiers/did:indy:von:local:<DID>
where <DID>
is the DID that should be resolved.
Create a new directory networks
in the Resolver directory. Create a file in this directory called von-local.txn
and
copy the genesis file in there.
To make this file available to the Indy Driver, in the Resolver adjust docker-compose.yml
.
Find the driver-did-indy
service and add a volume like this:
driver-did-indy:
image: universalresolver/driver-did-indy:latest
environment:
...
ports:
...
volumes:
- ./networks/von-local.txn:/var/lib/jetty/sovrin/von-local.txn
This copies the von-local.txn
file to the driver container. Finally, adjust the .env
file in the Resolver directory.
Find the entries for uniresolver_driver_did_indy_poolConfigs
, uniresolver_driver_did_indy_poolVersions
,
uniresolver_driver_did_indy_walletNames
and uniresolver_driver_did_indy_submitterDidSeeds
and append them like this:
uniresolver_driver_did_indy_libIndyPath=
uniresolver_driver_did_indy_poolConfigs=sovrin;./sovrin/sovrin.txn;...;von:local;./sovrin/von-local.txn
uniresolver_driver_did_indy_poolVersions=sovrin;2;...;von:local;2
uniresolver_driver_did_indy_walletNames=sovrin;w1;...;von:local;w13
uniresolver_driver_did_indy_submitterDidSeeds=sovrin;_;...;von:local;_
A DID in the von-network can then be queried with curl -X GET http://localhost:8080/1.0/identifiers/did:indy:von:local:<DID>
where <DID>
is the DID that should be resolved.