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* feat: add enums.pulsar.go file for PermissionScope enum
* refactor: remove PERMISSION_SCOPE_IDENTIFIERS_ENS enum value
* feat: Add MsgRegisterService to handle service registration
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feat: Add MsgRegisterService to handle service registration
This commit adds a new message type `MsgRegisterService` to the DID module's transaction proto file. This message allows users to register a new service with a given permission scope and origin URI. The domain must have a valid TXT record containing the public key.
The changes include:
- Adding the `MsgRegisterService` message type with fields for authority, origin URI, and scopes
- Adding the `MsgRegisterServiceResponse` message type to handle the response
- Updating the Msg service to include a new `RegisterService` RPC method
- Implementing the `RegisterService` method in the keeper
This feature allows users to register new services on the DID chain, which is an important part of the overall DID functionality.
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* fix: Add ProveWitness and SyncVault RPCs
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feat: Add ProveWitness and SyncVault RPCs
This change adds two new RPCs to the DID module:
1. ProveWitness: An operation to prove the controller has a valid property using ZK Accumulators.
2. SyncVault: Synchronizes the controller with the Vault Motr DWN WASM Wallet.
These new RPCs allow for more advanced DID management functionality.
* fix: Remove unused `Meta` message from `genesis.proto`
* refactor: Simplify the types and properties to keep a consistent structure for the blockchain
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* feat: add Equal methods for AssetInfo and ChainInfo types
Sonr is a combination of decentralized primitives. Fundamentally, it is a peer-to-peer identity and asset management system that leverages DID documents, Webauthn, and IPFS—providing users with a secure, portable decentralized identity.
Acknowledgements
Sonr would not have been possible without the direct and indirect support of the following organizations and individuals:
- Protocol Labs: For IPFS & Libp2p.
- Interchain Foundation: For Cosmos & IBC.
- Tim Berners-Lee: For the Internet.
- Satoshi Nakamoto: For Bitcoin.
- Steve Jobs: For Taste.
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