10.2 HTTP API
1. Access parameters
| No. | Parameter | Description | Value | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | url | Gateway URL | https://did.bsngate.com:18602 | |
| 2 | projectId | Project ID | 8320935187 | |
| 3 | token | Project Key | 3wxYHXwAm57grc9JUr2zrPHt9HC | |
2. Public parameters
| Public request header parameters | ||||
| No. | Parameter | Value | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | token | 3wxYHXwAm57grc9JUr2zrPHt9HC | ||
| 2 | projectId | 8320935187 | ||
| 3 | Content-Type | application/json | ||
| Public request parameters | ||||
| No. | Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
| 1 | RequestParam<T> | Y | Public parameter | |
| RequestParam | ||||
| 1 | projectId | String | Y | Project ID |
| 2 | did | String | Y | DID |
| 3 | data | T | Y | Any type of data |
| 4 | sign | String | Y | Secp256k1 signature |
| Public Response Parameter | ||||
| No. | Parameter | Type | Description | |
| 1 | ResultData<T> | Public response data | ||
| ResultData | ||||
| 1 | code | Integer | Returned code | |
| 2 | msg | String | Message | |
| 3 | data | T |
Any type of data | |
3. DID Creation
The process of creating DID generates public and private key pair. In order to avoid the transmission of private keys, BSN DID Services do not provide the process of creating DIDs. Developers can generate them locally as described below, or they can use or refer to the SDK to complete the generation.
1) Generate two public and private key pairs through the elliptic curve algorithm Secp256k1.
2) Save the private key and specify the primary and recovery public keys to assemble the Base DID Document, the contents of which are shown below:
{
"@context":"https://w3id.org/did/v1",
"authentication":
{
"type":"Secp256k1",
"publicKey": "28986472722394106073871327423452879123214061743224210681401278929598807211140001274507530324221923795865447680836742348963337343510229880669968499735858"
}
"recovery":
{
"type":"Secp256k1",
"publicKey": "9251971168042915941551574641987721503984542761641852064853964541181378832746959340151297908312616596971625573967556676367696067937171601766581709843378481"
}
}
3) The DID identifier is generated by the base58(ripemd160(sha256(< Base DID Document >)) algorithm in the following example format:
did:bsn:3wxYHXwAm57grc9JUr2zrPHt9HC
4) Assemble the contents of the DID Document, as the following example:
{
"did":"did:bsn:3wxYHXwAm57grc9JUr2zrPHt9HC",
"version":1,
"created":"2021-05-20T16:02:20Z",
"updated":"2021-05-20T16:02:20Z",
"authentication":
{
"type":"Secp256k1",
"publicKey": "28986472722394106073871327423452879123214061743224210681401278929598807211140001274507530324221923795865447680836742348963337343510229880669968499735858"
}
"recovery":
{
"type":"Secp256k1",
"publicKey": "9251971168042915941551574641987721503984542761641852064853964541181378832746959340151297908312616596971625573967556676367696067937171601766581709843378481"
}
}
5) Use the primary private key to sign the DID Document content with Secp256k1, and finally form the DID Document with the signature attribute, as following:
{
"did":"did:bsn:3wxYHXwAm57grc9JUr2zrPHt9HC",
"version": 1,
"created":"2021-05-20T16:02:20Z",
"updated":"2021-05-20T16:02:20Z",
"authentication":
{
"type":"Secp256k1",
"publicKey": "28986472722394106073871327423452879123214061743224210681401278929598807211140001274507530324221923795865447680836742348963337343510229880669968499735858"
}
"recovery":
{
"type":"Secp256k1",
"publicKey": "9251971168042915941551574641987721503984542761641852064853964541181378832746959340151297908312616596971625573967556676367696067937171601766581709843378481"
}
"proof":
{
"type":"Secp256k1",
"creator":"did:bsn:3wxYHXwAm57grc9JUr2zrPHt9HC",
"signatureValue": "zD5nt+P/Ga/CRG2hJU/SMRXy210CLdvATsxQdPxTEy9Mc9Y0OSFpE3Yu5k2+OjQKVOtu5of9VFbgO3Zljw/vQxs="
}
}