Trust DID Web - Information

This is the information site/repository for the Trust DID Web (did:tdw) DID Method.

did:tdw information is published at https://didtdw.org

The did:tdw specification is published at https://identity.foundation/trustdidweb

Contributing

Contributions to this information site are welcome! Feel free to improve the content found here about the DID Method:

• talk about what you have done with did:tdw,
• share information about the did:tdw software you have written,
• tell us about the services you offer in deploying did:tdw, or
• anything else you can think of about did:tdw.

The did:tdw information site is a MkDocs Material site generated from the Markdown files in the site's GitHub repository.

Contributions can be mode via pull requests (PRs) to the GitHub repository that will be reviewed and (if relevant) merged. You can use the GitHub website itself to add or edit files, or fork the repo and edit them in your favorite GitHub-friendly editor. Each commit of a PR must have a DCO (Developer Certificate of Origin - https://github.com/apps/dco) sign-off -- handled automagically on the GitHub website or, if done from the command line, by adding the -s (lower case) option on the git commit command (e.g., git commit -s -m "Comment about the commit").

If you are running locally and want to test your changes before creating your pull request, you must install and run mkdocs. Guidance for that can be found in the MkDocs Material documentation. Once it is installed, run mkdocs from the root folder and open your browser to the indicated site.