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With createResource(), updateResource() and deactivateResource() support now enabled, we should support the did resource traits as well.
Example definitions:
{
"updateableResource": {
"type": "boolean",
"title": "Rotatable Did linked resources",
"description": "Did linked resources are updateable, allowing the resources to be replaced or updated with newer versions."
},
"deactivatableResource": {
"type": "boolean",
"title": "Deactivatable Did linked resources",
"description": "Did linked resources are deactivatable."
},
}
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@sownak thank you for the suggestion. I'm not familiar with DID Linked Resources. Could you provide a brief overview of what needs to be done for a DID method to support linked resources? In the introduction (https://w3c-ccg.github.io/DID-Linked-Resources/#intro) it sounds like this a feature of the DID resolver rather than a characteristic of a DID method.
@jceb Yes the DID-Linked resources are (as explained in the link) files/objects which are identified and retrieved by a DID. For a did method to support linked resource, there would be additional metadata to be added like linkedResourceMetadata, the CRUD operations for the resources need to be handled, etc. DID methods like did:cheqd support this, and in https://identity.foundation/did-registration/#did-url-operations the methods that I mentioned are defined as well.
If I understand correctly, the trait refers to additional DID URL operations as defined in https://identity.foundation/did-registration/#did-url-operations. Is it important to name every CRUD operation as a trait or are DID methods required to implement all operations?
Is DID Linked Resources an extension to the DID Registration specification?
With
createResource()
,updateResource()
anddeactivateResource()
support now enabled, we should support the did resource traits as well.Example definitions:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: