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Signed-off-by: Lukas.J.Han <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Lukas.J.Han <[email protected]>
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Pull Request Overview

This PR introduces an experimental implementation of SD-JWT VCLD (Verifiable Credentials with JSON-LD), which extends IETF SD-JWT VC to incorporate Linked Data models while enabling selective disclosure capabilities.

  • Implements a complete SD-JWT VCLD library including signing, verification, presentation, and decoding functionality
  • Provides support for multiple cryptographic algorithms (RSA, ECDSA, EdDSA) with proper signature verification
  • Includes comprehensive test coverage for the signing and decoding operations

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Copilot reviewed 11 out of 12 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.

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packages/vcld/package.json Package configuration with dependencies and build scripts
packages/vcld/README.md Documentation and installation instructions
packages/vcld/tsconfig.json TypeScript configuration extending project defaults
packages/vcld/vitest.config.mts Test configuration setup
packages/vcld/src/index.ts Main entry point exporting the VCld API with detailed specification comments
packages/vcld/src/type.ts Algorithm definitions and type declarations for supported cryptographic algorithms
packages/vcld/src/sign.ts Core signing functionality with Signer class and JWT creation logic
packages/vcld/src/verify.ts JWT verification implementation with x5c certificate chain validation
packages/vcld/src/present.ts Presentation functionality for selective disclosure
packages/vcld/src/test/index.spec.ts Basic test placeholder
packages/vcld/src/test/sign.spec.ts Comprehensive tests for signing and decoding functionality
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// vite.config.ts
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The comment refers to 'vite.config.ts' but the file is named 'vitest.config.mts'. This should be corrected to match the actual filename.

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// vitest.config.mts

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createEdDSASignature(
signingInput: string,
privateKey: KeyObject,
options: { curves: string[] },
) {
const signer = createSign(options.curves[0]);
signer.update(signingInput);
const signature = signer.sign({
key: privateKey,
});
return signature.toString('base64url');
},
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The EdDSA signature creation incorrectly uses options.curves[0] as the hash algorithm in createSign(). For EdDSA, the algorithm should be 'ed25519' or 'ed448' directly, not used as a hash. EdDSA doesn't use a separate hash algorithm parameter.

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): boolean {
try {
if (!x5c || x5c.length === 0) {
console.error('x5c certificate chain is missing');
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Using console.error for error logging in a library is not recommended. Consider using a proper logging framework or throwing an error that can be handled by the consuming application.

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return verifier.verify(publicKey, signatureUint8Array);
} catch (error) {
console.error('JWT verification error:', error);
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Using console.error for error logging in a library is not recommended. Consider using a proper logging framework or throwing an error that can be handled by the consuming application.

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