/// Creates a Did Document from the given [wallet], [pubKeys] and optional [service].
public static DidDocument fromWallet(Wallet wallet, List <PublicKey> pubKeys, List <DidDocumentService> service = null)
{
if (pubKeys.Count < 2)
{
System.ArgumentException argEx = new System.ArgumentException("Argument Exception: DidDocument fromWallet - At least two keys are required ");
throw argEx;
}
//String authKeyId = $"{wallet.bech32Address}#keys-1"; // *** CHeck this !!!
//DidDocumentPublicKey authKey = new DidDocumentPublicKey(
// id: authKeyId,
// type: DidDocumentPubKeyType.SECP256K1,
// controller: wallet.bech32Address,
// publicKeyHex: HexEncDec.ByteArrayToString(wallet.publicKey)
//);
//final otherKeys = mapIndexed(
// pubKeys, (index, item) => _convertKey(item, index + 2, wallet))
// .toList();
// No need to have an util here, I think Linq will do
List <DidDocumentPublicKey> otherKeys = pubKeys.Select(item => _convertKey(item, pubKeys.IndexOf(item) + 1, wallet)).ToList();
DidDocumentProofSignatureContent proofContent = new DidDocumentProofSignatureContent(
context: "https://www.w3.org/ns/did/v1",
id: wallet.bech32Address,
publicKeys: otherKeys
);
String verificationMethod = wallet.bech32PublicKey;
DidDocumentProof proof = _computeProof(proofContent.id, verificationMethod, proofContent, wallet);
return(new DidDocument(
context: proofContent.context,
id: proofContent.id,
publicKeys: proofContent.publicKeys,
proof: proof,
service: service
));
}
public DidDocument(String context, String id, List <DidDocumentPublicKey> publicKeys, DidDocumentProof proof, List <DidDocumentService> service)
{
Trace.Assert(context != null);
Trace.Assert(id != null);
Trace.Assert(publicKeys != null);
Trace.Assert(proof != null);
this.context = context;
this.id = id;
this.publicKeys = publicKeys;
this.proof = proof;
//RC - Force service as null if list is empty - to be compliant to specs, no empty list should be there.
this.service = ((service?.Count > 0) ? service : null);
}
