Peopledata DID (ppld-did) provides a self-sustained environment for managing digital identifiers (DIDs). The did:ppld method links the identifier cryptographically to the DID Document and through also cryptographically linked provenance information in a public log it ensures resolving to the latest valid version of the DID Document.
- Read about the concept and examples: [ppld-didintro.pdf]
- W3C conform DID Method Specification: https://peopledata.github.io/docs/peopledata-did/did-overview
ppld-didcommandline tool:- Sources: https://github.com/peopledata/ppld-did/tree/main/cli
- run in a Docker image: https://hub.docker.com/peopledataorg/ppld-did-cli
- Tutorial and examples: https://github.com/peopledata/ppldid/tree/main/tutorial
- host ppld-dids yourself in a repository:
- Sources: https://github.com/peopledata/ppld-did/tree/main/repository
- use the
peopledataorg/ppld-baseimage on Dockerhub: https://hub.docker.com/r/peopledataorg/ppld-base - API documentation is available here: https://peopledata.github.io/docs/
- Universal Resolver driver: https://github.com/peopledata/ppldid/tree/main/uniresolver-plugin
- Universal Registrar driver : https://github.com/peopledata/ppldid/tree/main/uni-registrar-driver-did-ppld
- JS library for
did-resolver: https://github.com/peopledata/ppldid/tree/main/js-resolver
Please report bugs and suggestions for new features using the GitHub Issue-Tracker and follow the Contributor Guidelines.
If you want to contribute, please follow these steps:
- Fork it!
- Create a feature branch:
git checkout -b my-new-feature - Commit changes:
git commit -am 'Add some feature' - Push into branch:
git push origin my-new-feature - Send a Pull Request
[Apache License 2.0]