- Remove redundant test-deeplinks.sh script
- Update run-deeplink-tests.sh with improved timeout
- Remove unused secp256k1-sign script
- Remove deprecated new_flow scripts
- Clean up test script directory
Technical Changes:
- Increase default timeout from 5 to 10 seconds
- Remove Python/TypeScript DID generation scripts
- Remove redundant deep link test script
- Remove unused crypto signing script
This simplifies the test script directory by removing
deprecated scripts and consolidating deep link testing
into a single, more reliable script.
- Add claim route to deep link schema
- Add claim view test to deeplink tests
- Update build docs for clean web builds
- Add rm -rf dist to build steps
Technical Changes:
- Add claim schema with id parameter
- Add claim route test using generated claim ID
- Add clean step before web/capacitor builds
- Update Android build instructions
This adds support for deep linking to claim views and
improves the build process reliability by ensuring clean
builds. The claim route allows direct navigation to claim
details via external links.
- Add colon (:) to safe characters in URL encoding to preserve DID format
- Add test case for simple DID route with "test" identifier
- Improve test descriptions for DID-based deeplinks
- Fix typo in test sequence (/d)
The URL encoding now correctly handles DID format (did:ethr:0x...) while still
encoding other special characters. Added basic DID test case to verify route
handling before testing with actual DID values.
- Add .generated directory for test artifacts
- Save key derivation data to key_derivation.json
- Save account initialization to account_init.json
- Save registration data to registration.json
- Save claim details to claim_details.json
- Save test environment to test-env.sh
- Save contacts data to contacts.json
- Add proper error handling for file operations
- Improve deeplink test flow with JSON-based data
- Add color output and better status messages
- Add ADB device detection and fallback to print mode
Technical Changes:
- Add file system operations with proper error handling
- Standardize JSON output format across Python/TypeScript
- Update test flow to use generated JSON files
- Add proper typing for registration response
- Improve error reporting and debug output
This improves the test workflow by saving all intermediate
data as JSON files that can be used by other test scripts.
The deeplink testing now uses this data instead of environment
variables for better reliability.
- Convert did_generator.sh to output clean JSON
- Add structured error reporting with stages
- Improve debug logging with DEBUG flag
- Better error handling in run-deeplink-tests.sh
- Add detailed debug tracing
- Fix JSON parsing and validation
- Add visual feedback for generated DIDs
- Use printf instead of echo for consistent output
- Remove stderr mixing with stdout
- Add proper exit status handling
This refactors the DID generation process to be more reliable
and maintainable by using structured JSON output and proper
error handling throughout the pipeline.
- Add check-did.sh to verify DID registration using admin JWT auth
- Fix JWT signing in generate-test-claim.sh to match uport-credentials format
- Clean up DID extraction in run-deeplink-tests.sh
- Add proper error handling and response parsing
The changes improve test script reliability by:
1. Using consistent JWT signing across scripts
2. Adding ability to verify DID registration status
3. Simplifying DID info extraction
4. Adding better error messages and debug output
- Add DID generation and management for testing
- Create .generated directory for test artifacts
- Add environment variable support for test configuration
- Improve deep link test script with better URL handling
- Add print/execute modes for testing with/without device
The changes improve the testing workflow by:
1. Generating and managing test DIDs automatically
2. Storing test artifacts in .generated directory (gitignored)
3. Adding proper URL encoding for deep links
4. Supporting both print mode for debugging and execute mode for device testing
5. Adding better error handling and validation
Trent Larson
Matthew Raymer
Matthew Raymer