DIDKit is a cross-platform toolkit for working with W3C Decentralized Identifiers and Verifiable Credentials. It includes an API server, a set of command line programs, and collection of SDKs for languages/platforms including Rust, Java, C, Android, and iOS.
We wrote DIDKit in Rust due to its memory safety, expressive type system, and suitability across a variety of systems and environments, including IoT and embedded systems. DIDKit wraps our core SSI library to provide issuance, verification, and processing functionality for W3C Verifiable Credentials.
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DIDKit was designed to plug into any system and make its data more portable and flexible. We strive to make our documentation clear and ready for self-service deployments, but sometimes it’s faster or just clearer to check with the experts. Get in touch with Spruce's open source team to work out a clear game plan for building your project around DIDKit.