2021-08-19 Aries Framework JS Meeting notes

Planned Topics:

• Mediation
• Multi ledger support
• New version for protocols
• AIP 2.0 stuff

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Attendees

• Timo Glastra (Animo) <timo@animo.id>

Status updates

• Aries Bifold (Aries Bifold User Group Meetings)
• Aries Call

Agenda

• Mediation
• Multi ledger support
  • Automatic vs non-automatic switching
  • https://hackmd.io/@gbeoESqjRxm7oQacVc_3OQ/Sy_Xh3r0d
  • https://github.com/hyperledger/aries-framework-javascript/issues/395
  • https://docs.google.com/document/d/109C_eMsuZnTnYe2OAd02jAts1vC4axwEKIq7_4dnNVA/edit
• New version for protocols
  • Same record, new record
  • ACA-Py
    • Connection the same
    • Issue / present proof different
  • Public API
    • agent.credentials.v2
    • agent.credentials.issueCredential({ version: '2.0' })
    • differences between indy and json-ld credentials
• AIP 2.0 stuff

Meeting Notes

Future topics

• React Native testing
• Support for Deno
  • Although it's not our focus right now, it should be possible in the long term.
  • First, we need to analyze if the following dependencies will work in Deno or what we need to do to make it work:
    • indy-sdk
    • native dependencies (file system, transport protocols like HTTP or WebSockets, ...)
    • other dependencies in package.json
• Monorepo dependencies
  • TypeScript types