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@vmidyllic vmidyllic merged commit 709d200 into v2 Aug 17, 2023
@vmidyllic vmidyllic deleted the negative_integers branch August 17, 2023 18:16
vmidyllic added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 21, 2023
… v2 (#62)

* Upgrade github.com/iden3/go-iden3-core to v2 and bump self version to v2.

* Upgrade go-iden3-core to latest version

* Modify NewPathFromDocument function to support nested fields

* Pass MerklizeOption[s] to MerklizeJSONLD

* Add merklizer options to ParseClaim method

* add Iden3StateInfo to resolvement info

* Sync with did resolver driver (#72)

* add stateContractAddress field to Vm

* Make FieldPathFromContext method for Options (#74)

* Slot serialization (#75)

* Remove ParseSlots public method. Should use ParseClaim and get slots from there.

* jsonSchemaBytes parameter is non-neded in ParseClaim, we get @serialization data from @context of the credential.

* find a credential type not only looking at crentialSubject.@type, but also looking at top level @type field

* drop credentialType parameter from ParseClaim method, it should be calculated from VerifiableCredential document

* make struct ParsedSlots private

* Rewrite GetFieldSlotIndex function to work with @serialization attribute in json-ld schema

* Upgrade go version

* Rename @serialization to iden3_serialization to prevent safe mode warning about reserved keys

* return error is MerklizedRootPosition is set for non-merklized claims

* Move DocumentLoader to loaders module* Update README

* Negative and big integers (#76)

* Handle negative and big numbers in merklizer

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Co-authored-by: vmidyllic <74898029+vmidyllic@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Ilya <officalbatya@gmail.com>
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