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Implemented in CLI, C library, and Flutter plugin: - Generate key and did:key for Ed25519 - VC and VP issue and verify
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This implements an initial FFI and CLI based on spruceid/ssi#35. The starting point for the FFI is spruceid/ssi#34.
The CLI, C library, and Flutter plugin support the following functionality:
did:keyDIDThe API for the C library and Flutter plugin is JSON. Each method takes JSON strings and/or returns JSON strings. Later we could implement a more rich API using
#[repr(C)]rust structs and Dart Struct subclasses.The Java (JNI) interface is not yet updated to include this functionality.
There is also a stub for the HTTP server which will later implement similar functionality.
The CI fetches the dependent SSI library using a GitHub access token for my account. When SSI is public, that can be removed.