This specification describes an enterprise grade HTTP API for leveraging W3C Decentralized Identifiers and W3C Verifiable Credentials with W3C CCG Traceability Vocabulary and the VC API when possible.
We encourage contributions meeting the Contribution
Guidelines. While we prefer the creation of
Issues and
Pull Requests in the
GitHub repository, discussions often occur on the
public-credentials
mailing list as well, and at regular public meetings (see MEETINGS.md).
The current version of the specification can be found at specification
- Getting Started
- Meetings and Hosting Instructions
- Latest conformance test suite results
- Latest interoperability test suite results
- Historical test suite result archive
- To generate a report
- To import the OpenAPI specification into Postman
- For local development of the specification you will need to run the following:
git clone [email protected]:w3c-ccg/traceability-interop.git cd traceability-interop npm i npm run serve
To simplify the creation of test vectors for the spec, we intend to provide a reference implementation.
This implementation will cover all required AND optional APIs, and will be used to ensure no breaking changes are accidentally contributed to the spec.
To ensure conformance and interoperability, tests are conducted in a manner consistent with production environments. We maintain a set of Postman collections and client credential configurations containing conformance and interoperability test suites. These tests are executed via GitHub actions, on demand by implementers, and on a nightly scheduled basis. Please review the linked documentation for instructions on importing these test suites into your own local Postman environment.
This approach allows us to test implementations in production with the appropriate security and authorization policies in place.
If you would like to register an implementation to be tested against the test suite, please review the step-by-step instructions provided here.
Test suite registration is required for participation in upcoming technical demonstrations with various government and non-government entities related to trade and import/export data exchange.