Building a DIDComm Messaging App
TODO: This needs work
DIDComm enables secure and private communication between decentralized identities. In this tutorial, we will build a simple messaging app using DIDComm.
Step 1: Set Up Veramo for DIDComm
First, install Veramo’s DIDComm package:
npm install @veramo/did-comm
Step 2: Send a Secure Message
Create a DIDComm message using Veramo:
const message = {
type: "https://didcomm.org/basicmessage/1.0/message",
to: "did:example:receiver",
body: { content: "Hello, this is a DIDComm message!" },
};
await agent.sendMessageDIDCommAlpha1({
message,
recipientDidUrl: "did:example:receiver",
});
Step 3: Receive and Decrypt the Message
The recipient can decrypt and read the message using their private key:
const receivedMessage = await agent.receiveMessageDIDCommAlpha1({
raw: encryptedMessage,
});
console.log("Received Message:", receivedMessage.body);
You now have a basic DIDComm messaging app in place!