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/*
Copyright IBM Corp. All Rights Reserved.
SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
*/
package msp
import (
"github.com/hyperledger/fabric/protos/msp"
)
// FIXME: we need better comments on the interfaces!!
// FIXME: we need better comments on the interfaces!!
// FIXME: we need better comments on the interfaces!!
// IdentityDeserializer is implemented by both MSPManger and MSP
type IdentityDeserializer interface {
// DeserializeIdentity deserializes an identity.
// Deserialization will fail if the identity is associated to
// an msp that is different from this one that is performing
// the deserialization.
DeserializeIdentity(serializedIdentity []byte) (Identity, error)
}
// Membership service provider APIs for Hyperledger Fabric:
//
// By "membership service provider" we refer to an abstract component of the
// system that would provide (anonymous) credentials to clients, and peers for
// them to participate in Hyperledger/fabric network. Clients use these
// credentials to authenticate their transactions, and peers use these credentials
// to authenticate transaction processing results (endorsements). While
// strongly connected to the transaction processing components of the systems,
// this interface aims to have membership services components defined, in such
// a way such that alternate implementations of this can be smoothly plugged in
// without modifying the core of transaction processing components of the system.
//
// This file includes Membership service provider interface that covers the
// needs of a peer membership service provider interface.
// MSPManager is an interface defining a manager of one or more MSPs. This
// essentially acts as a mediator to MSP calls and routes MSP related calls
// to the appropriate MSP.
// This object is immutable, it is initialized once and never changed.
type MSPManager interface {
// IdentityDeserializer interface needs to be implemented by MSPManager
IdentityDeserializer
// Setup the MSP manager instance according to configuration information
Setup(msps []MSP) error
// GetMSPs Provides a list of Membership Service providers
GetMSPs() (map[string]MSP, error)
}
// MSP is the minimal Membership Service Provider Interface to be implemented
// to accommodate peer functionality
type MSP interface {
// IdentityDeserializer interface needs to be implemented by MSP
IdentityDeserializer
// Setup the MSP instance according to configuration information
Setup(config *msp.MSPConfig) error
// GetType returns the provider type
GetType() ProviderType
// GetIdentifier returns the provider identifier
GetIdentifier() (string, error)
// GetSigningIdentity returns a signing identity corresponding to the provided identifier
GetSigningIdentity(identifier *IdentityIdentifier) (SigningIdentity, error)
// GetDefaultSigningIdentity returns the default signing identity
GetDefaultSigningIdentity() (SigningIdentity, error)
// GetTLSRootCerts returns the TLS root certificates for this MSP
GetTLSRootCerts() [][]byte
// GetTLSIntermediateCerts returns the TLS intermediate root certificates for this MSP
GetTLSIntermediateCerts() [][]byte
// Validate checks whether the supplied identity is valid
Validate(id Identity) error
// SatisfiesPrincipal checks whether the identity matches
// the description supplied in MSPPrincipal. The check may
// involve a byte-by-byte comparison (if the principal is
// a serialized identity) or may require MSP validation
SatisfiesPrincipal(id Identity, principal *msp.MSPPrincipal) error
}
// OUIdentifier represents an organizational unit and
// its related chain of trust identifier.
type OUIdentifier struct {
// CertifiersIdentifier is the hash of certificates chain of trust
// related to this organizational unit
CertifiersIdentifier []byte
// OrganizationUnitIdentifier defines the organizational unit under the
// MSP identified with MSPIdentifier
OrganizationalUnitIdentifier string
}
// From this point on, there are interfaces that are shared within the peer and client API
// of the membership service provider.
// Identity interface defining operations associated to a "certificate".
// That is, the public part of the identity could be thought to be a certificate,
// and offers solely signature verification capabilities. This is to be used
// at the peer side when verifying certificates that transactions are signed
// with, and verifying signatures that correspond to these certificates.///
type Identity interface {
// GetIdentifier returns the identifier of that identity
GetIdentifier() *IdentityIdentifier
// GetMSPIdentifier returns the MSP Id for this instance
GetMSPIdentifier() string
// Validate uses the rules that govern this identity to validate it.
// E.g., if it is a fabric TCert implemented as identity, validate
// will check the TCert signature against the assumed root certificate
// authority.
Validate() error
// GetOrganizationalUnits returns zero or more organization units or
// divisions this identity is related to as long as this is public
// information. Certain MSP implementations may use attributes
// that are publicly associated to this identity, or the identifier of
// the root certificate authority that has provided signatures on this
// certificate.
// Examples:
// - if the identity is an x.509 certificate, this function returns one
// or more string which is encoded in the Subject's Distinguished Name
// of the type OU
// TODO: For X.509 based identities, check if we need a dedicated type
// for OU where the Certificate OU is properly namespaced by the
// signer's identity
GetOrganizationalUnits() []*OUIdentifier
// Verify a signature over some message using this identity as reference
Verify(msg []byte, sig []byte) error
// Serialize converts an identity to bytes
Serialize() ([]byte, error)
// SatisfiesPrincipal checks whether this instance matches
// the description supplied in MSPPrincipal. The check may
// involve a byte-by-byte comparison (if the principal is
// a serialized identity) or may require MSP validation
SatisfiesPrincipal(principal *msp.MSPPrincipal) error
}
// SigningIdentity is an extension of Identity to cover signing capabilities.
// E.g., signing identity should be requested in the case of a client who wishes
// to sign transactions, or fabric endorser who wishes to sign proposal
// processing outcomes.
type SigningIdentity interface {
// Extends Identity
Identity
// Sign the message
Sign(msg []byte) ([]byte, error)
// GetPublicVersion returns the public parts of this identity
GetPublicVersion() Identity
}
// IdentityIdentifier is a holder for the identifier of a specific
// identity, naturally namespaced, by its provider identifier.
type IdentityIdentifier struct {
// The identifier of the associated membership service provider
Mspid string
// The identifier for an identity within a provider
Id string
}
// ProviderType indicates the type of an identity provider
type ProviderType int
// The ProviderType of a member relative to the member API
const (
FABRIC ProviderType = iota // MSP is of FABRIC type
OTHER // MSP is of OTHER TYPE
)