- Completely rewrite main.js for reliable asset loading
- Update preload.js with proper security context isolation
- Fix file:// protocol handling for application resources
- Add proper error logging and reporting in Electron context
- Disable service workers in Electron environment
- Fix path resolution for assets in packaged application
- Add prerequisite checking for Electron builds
- Update electron-builder configuration
The changes resolve persistent issues with:
1. Missing assets in packaged application
2. Incorrect path resolution in production builds
3. Service worker conflicts in desktop environment
4. Security context handling in preload script
5. Electron build process reliability
- Add full DID registration flow matching TypeScript version
- Implement ES256K JWT signing with PEM key format
- Add async/await support for JWT operations
- Improve error handling and debug output
- Add rich documentation and type hints
Technical Changes:
- Convert private key to PEM format for JWT signing
- Match TypeScript's JWT payload structure
- Add proper JWT header with ES256K algorithm
- Implement async functions for JWT creation
- Add detailed debug output for JWT parts
Documentation:
- Add module-level docstring with flow description
- Add function-level docstrings with examples
- Document security considerations
- Add technical details and error handling info
Dependencies:
- Add cryptography for key format conversion
- Add jwcrypto for JWT operations
- Update requirements.txt with versions and comments
This commit implements the complete DID registration flow,
matching the TypeScript implementation's behavior and
adding comprehensive documentation and error handling.
- Bash implementation of DID creation-registration
- Move admin credentials to .env file for better security
- Add .env.example with default values
- Add dotenv support to TypeScript, Python and Bash implementations
- Update dependencies to include dotenv packages
- Fix JWT signature format in Bash implementation
- Add DER signature parsing for ES256K in Bash script
The admin DID and private key can now be configured via environment
variables, with fallback to default values if not set. This allows
for easier testing and deployment across different environments.
- Added registration attempt to TypeScript DID generator to match Python version
- Added node-fetch and types for HTTP request
- Both scripts now show same UNREGISTERED_USER error from server
- Cleaned up package.json devDependencies formatting
Matthew Raymer
Matthew Raymer