Open lemoustachiste opened 1 year ago
In my did document, the initial key created was authorized for authentication. I would like the key to also be valid for assertion, so I was curious how I would go about to update the document to add the key into the assertionMethod array?
authentication
assertion
assertionMethod
If I look at this: https://github.com/decentralized-identity/ion-tools#generateoperationtype-contents-commit-async, I could use an update event, but after that I am confused if I should use the addPublicKeys object, where I would just use the same id (hence overwriting?) and specifying the purposes ( ['authentication', 'assertion']?),
update
addPublicKeys
['authentication', 'assertion']
or should I use updatePublicKey via this interface: https://github.com/decentralized-identity/ion-tools/blob/9c6572daf91cc59f4bd489eb51da261d2483c0be/ion.js/lib.js#L172. Is the shape of the key object the same in both cases? How do I configure to pass through this object path: op.previous.update.publicJwk?
updatePublicKey
op.previous.update.publicJwk
Thanks
In my did document, the initial key created was authorized for
authentication. I would like the key to also be valid forassertion, so I was curious how I would go about to update the document to add the key into theassertionMethodarray?If I look at this: https://github.com/decentralized-identity/ion-tools#generateoperationtype-contents-commit-async, I could use an
updateevent, but after that I am confused if I should use theaddPublicKeysobject, where I would just use the same id (hence overwriting?) and specifying the purposes (['authentication', 'assertion']?),or should I use
updatePublicKeyvia this interface: https://github.com/decentralized-identity/ion-tools/blob/9c6572daf91cc59f4bd489eb51da261d2483c0be/ion.js/lib.js#L172. Is the shape of the key object the same in both cases? How do I configure to pass through this object path:op.previous.update.publicJwk?Thanks