BPI Interop - Create user agent script in NodeJs

[fleischr]

Overview

Create a user agent script the processes outputs of BRI-1/BRI-3 and maps inputs to inputs BRI-3/BRI-1 according per the Interop demonstration requirements

Reference

Latest build of provide-js
https://github.com/provideplatform/provide-js

BRI-1 Workstep/Workflow Instance API docs
https://docs.provide.services/api/rest-api-v1/axiom/worksteps/workstep-instances

Questions

N/A

Assumptions

Node.js dependencies within the scripts directory shall not introduce any breaking changes elsewhere in the Baseline repo
Refresh/access tokens to be maintained by env file
Shall use the provide-js library to integrate to BRI-1. BRI-3 integration to be supported by the BRI-3 project team.
Executable in batch mode/from CLI terminal. No UI needed.

Acceptance

• Directory created
• Diagram created
• User agent script drafted

Tasks

• Create visual diagram depicting the user agents interactions to BRI-1/BRI-3 apis
• Create scripts directory for hosting user agent scripts
• Draft user agent script executable from command line

[fleischr]

Hi @Therecanbeonlyone1969 I want to get some additional details on the test cases for the scenario onboarding with did-jwt

I have some assumed test cases for consideration. Let me know if these look ok and I can make additional dev/test plans accordingly.

1. Add an existing DID user to BRI-1. Use did-jwt library to create DID. In lieu of of an email/password combination - the user record to BRI-1 Ident is created when a valid signature by the DID user is provided.
2. Login the user. DID user generates a digital signature for login. Upon signature verification success, the session access token for BRI-1 is given to interact with BRI-1 APIs accordingly

[Therecanbeonlyone1969]

@fleischr ... so the did-jwt package is here. DID JWT is used for authentication and authorization purposes. Alternatively, the core repo from DIF is here

DID JWT assumes you have a DID for a given DID method.

1. So creating an account presents the DID-JWT as the authentication token and the DID is added to the new user account. The DID-JWT library is used to create the DID-JWT based on a given DID and then used to verify the DID-JWT
2. Login the user works exactly the same way. Except now the check is for an existing account for a given DID and subsequent verification of the DID JWT that would allow access to BRI-1 functionality

Hop that makes sense.