Odyssey is an implementation of the W3C verifiable credentials data model. It allows you to generate and parse/verify verifiable credentials.
The implementation is currently at an early stage and support is provided for the 'basic' w3c data model tests.
The library will generate and verify credentials using the JWTs signature scheme. It does not process embedded JSON-LD proofs (yet). More to come.
The w3c vc-test-suite is included as a submodule of this project.
You can run the test suite against odyssey using the command sbt vctest.
import odyssey._
import syntax._
val (publicKeyRef, privateKey): (URI, PrivateKey) = KeyFoo.getKeyPair
val vc = VC()
.withAdditionalType("AddressCredential")
.withAdditionalContext("https://www.w3.org/2018/credentials/examples/v1")
.withId("https://www.postoffice.co.uk/addresses/1234")
.withIssuer("https://www.postoffice.co.uk")
.withIssuerAttributes("contact" -> "https://www.postoffice.co.uk/contact-us")
.withIssuanceDate(LocalDate.of(2020, 1, 1).atStartOfDay())
.withExpirationDate(LocalDate.of(2021, 1, 1).atStartOfDay())
.withSubjectAttributes(
"id" -> "did:ata:abc123",
"name" -> "Her Majesty The Queen",
"jobTitle" -> "Queen",
"address" -> "Buckingham Palace, SW1A 1AA"
)
.withEs256Signature(publicKeyRef, privateKey)
println(s"The public key reference for verification is $publicKeyRef")
// To send it somewhere else, we will serialize
// to JWS...
val jws: String = vc.toJws.compactSerializion.futureValue
println("Generated JWS for wire transfer: ")
println(jws)
// ... somewhere else, another app, another part of the system, we obtain the jws...
val publicKeyResolver: PublicKeyResolver = (publicKeyRef: URI) =>
Future.successful(KeyFoo.getPublicKeyFromRef(publicKeyRef))
val verifier = new Es256Verifier(publicKeyResolver)
val parseResult: VCDataModel = VCDataModel.fromJwsCompactSer(verifier, jws).futureValue
println(s"Received dataset has a valid signature and decodes to the following dataset:")
import net.jtownson.odyssey.impl.VCJsonCodec
println(VCJsonCodec.vcJsonEncoder(parseResult).printWith(Printer.spaces2))The first steps for the project will be to fully support the credentials data model.
Next steps will be to provide better support for more signature and revocation schemes.
Note, you need java 11.