Closed alexfornuto closed 8 months ago
@alexfornuto - This might be one to put in the Spring release. Could you help by providing a full list? Perhaps the structure should also be reflected in the User Manual. Both changes would be valuable for Spring release (ie: easy of understanding the protocol for early reviewers).
fyi the help output is automatically generated. We can re-order the commands. I'm not sure we can add arbitrary categories.
Usage: keychain-cli [options] [command]
Keychain CLI tool
Options:
-V, --version output the version number
-h, --help display help for command
Commands:
accept-credential <did> [name] Save verifiable credential for current ID
add-name <name> <did> Adds a name for a DID
attest-credential <file> [registry] [name] Sign and encrypt a bound credential file
backup-id Backup the current ID to its registry
backup-wallet Backup wallet to encrypted DID
bind-credential <file> <did> Create bound credential for a user
create-challenge [file] [name] Create challenge (optionally from a file)
create-challenge-cc <did> [name] Create challenge from a credential DID
create-credential <file> [name] Create credential from schema file
create-id <name> [registry] Create a new decentralized ID
create-response <challenge> Create a Verifiable Presentation from a challenge
create-wallet Create new wallet (or show existing wallet)
decrypt-did <did> Decrypt an encrypted message DID
decrypt-json <did> Decrypt an encrypted JSON DID
encrypt-file <file> <did> Encrypt a file for a DID
encrypt-msg <msg> <did> Encrypt a message for a DID
export-did <did> Export DID to file
help [command] display help for command
import-did <file> Import DID from file
import-wallet <recovery-phrase> Create new wallet from a recovery phrase
list-ids List IDs and show current ID
list-names Lists names of DIDs
publish-credential <did> Publish the existence of a credential to the current user manifest
recover-id <did> Recovers the ID from the DID
recover-wallet <did> Recover wallet from encrypted DID
remove-id <name> Deletes named ID
remove-name <name> Removes a name for a DID
resolve-did <did> Return document associated with DID
resolve-id Resolves the current ID
reveal-credential <did> Reveal a credential to the current user manifest
revoke-credential <did> Revokes a verifiable credential
rotate-keys Rotates keys for current user
show-mnemonic Show recovery phrase for wallet
show-wallet Show wallet
sign-file <file> Sign a JSON file
unpublish-credential <did> Remove a credential from the current user manifest
use-id <name> Set the current ID
verify-file <file> Verify the signature in a JSON file
verify-response <did> Decrypt and validate a Verifiable Presentation
I suggest a structured output with defined sections based on topic and alphabetized sub-sections, something like: