panaceajs.identification¶

The panaceajs.identification contains identification functions.

To use this package standalone use:

var Id = require('@medibloc/panacea-js').identification;
//
// Instead, you can import from panaceajs like below.
//
// var Panaceajs = require('@medibloc/panacea-js');
// var panaceajs = Panaceajs.init(['http://localhost:9921']);
// var Id = panaceajs.identification;

createCertificate¶

Id.createCertificate({ expireDate, issuer, issuerAccount, issueDate, passphrase, pubKey });

To create certificate, you can use Id.createCertificate({ expireDate, issuer, issuerAccount, issueDate, passphrase, pubKey }). It generates certificate object which contains issuer’s signature.

Parameters¶

Object

expireDate - Number : The unix timestamp when certificate is expired.
issuer - String : The issuer’s url to check certificate authenticity.
issuerAccount - Object : The certificate issuer’s account object from new Account().
issueDate - Number : The unix timestamp when issuing certificate.
passphrase - String : The passphrase for the issuerAccount. Passphrase is used to decrypt private key from issuerAccount’s encryptedPrivKey.
pubKey - String : The public key which to be certified by issuer.

Returns¶

Object : The certificate object.

expireDate - Number : The unix timestamp when certificate is expired.
issuer - String : The issuer’s url to check certificate authenticity.
issueDate - Number : The unix timestamp when issuing certificate.
pubKey - String : The public key which certified by the certificate.
signature - String : The signature of issuer to certificate object.

Example¶

var issuer = new Account();
Id.createCertificate({
  expireDate: Date.now() + (365 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000),
  issuer: 'https://medibloc.org',
  issuerAccount: issuer,
  issueDate: Date.now(),
  passphrase: '',
  pubKey: '031ae654051968bb57de12e36184fd9118c03d49e6c1d05ef99149074c31a8dcee',
});
> {
  expireDate: 1558588202729,
  issuer: 'https://medibloc.org',
  issueDate: 1527052202729,
  pubKey: '031ae654051968bb57de12e36184fd9118c03d49e6c1d05ef99149074c31a8dcee',
  signature: '520282dce69b18f2dfefad8345a68e26a7b84ded32bc64e5a43cf0743e35a946629bc4245fe814f40acd196d19d5f9afcec4f185aae936491a8ad0fc9e73224501',
}

verifyCertificate¶

Id.verifyCertificate(certificate, timeStamp, issuerPubKey);

To verify certificate, you can use Id.verifyCertificate(certificate, timeStamp, issuerPubKey).

Parameters¶

certificate - Object : The certificate object from createCertificate()
timeStamp - Number : The timeStamp to check whether the certificate is valid in the target time.
issuerPubKey - String : The issuerPubkey is the public key of the certificate issuer.

Returns¶

Boolean : True if the certificate is valid.

Example¶

var certificate = {
  expireDate: 1558588202729,
  issuer: 'https://medibloc.org',
  issueDate: 1527052202729,
  pubKey: '031ae654051968bb57de12e36184fd9118c03d49e6c1d05ef99149074c31a8dcee',
  signature: '520282dce69b18f2dfefad8345a68e26a7b84ded32bc64e5a43cf0743e35a946629bc4245fe814f40acd196d19d5f9afcec4f185aae936491a8ad0fc9e73224501'
};
Id.verifyCertificate(certificate, Date.now(), '0253f338731d59180253be2a9eee8d8266948b23c71181a85df23b9883b19cb187')
> true