Documentation ¶
Index ¶
- func GetLocalMspConfig(dir string, bccspConfig *factory.FactoryOpts, ID string) (*msp.MSPConfig, error)
- func GetVerifyingMspConfig(dir string, ID string) (*msp.MSPConfig, error)
- func NewSerializedIdentity(mspID string, certPEM []byte) ([]byte, error)
- func SetupBCCSPKeystoreConfig(bccspConfig *factory.FactoryOpts, keystoreDir string) *factory.FactoryOpts
- type Configuration
- type Identity
- type IdentityDeserializer
- type IdentityIdentifier
- type MSP
- type MSPManager
- type OUIdentifier
- type OrganizationalUnitIdentifiersConfiguration
- type ProviderType
- type SigningIdentity
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
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Functions ¶
func GetLocalMspConfig ¶
func GetVerifyingMspConfig ¶
func NewSerializedIdentity ¶
NewSerializedIdentity returns a serialized identity having as content the passed mspID and x509 certificate in PEM format. This method does not check the validity of certificate nor any consistency of the mspID with it.
func SetupBCCSPKeystoreConfig ¶
func SetupBCCSPKeystoreConfig(bccspConfig *factory.FactoryOpts, keystoreDir string) *factory.FactoryOpts
Types ¶
type Configuration ¶
type Configuration struct {
OrganizationalUnitIdentifiers []*OrganizationalUnitIdentifiersConfiguration `yaml:"OrganizationalUnitIdentifiers,omitempty"`
}
type Identity ¶
type Identity interface { // GetIdentifier returns the identifier of that identity GetIdentifier() *IdentityIdentifier // GetMSPIdentifier returns the MSP Id for this instance GetMSPIdentifier() string // Validate uses the rules that govern this identity to validate it. // E.g., if it is a fabric TCert implemented as identity, validate // will check the TCert signature against the assumed root certificate // authority. Validate() error // GetOrganizationalUnits returns zero or more organization units or // divisions this identity is related to as long as this is public // information. Certain MSP implementations may use attributes // that are publicly associated to this identity, or the identifier of // the root certificate authority that has provided signatures on this // certificate. // Examples: // - if the identity is an x.509 certificate, this function returns one // or more string which is encoded in the Subject's Distinguished Name // of the type OU // TODO: For X.509 based identities, check if we need a dedicated type // for OU where the Certificate OU is properly namespaced by the // signer's identity GetOrganizationalUnits() []*OUIdentifier // Verify a signature over some message using this identity as reference Verify(msg []byte, sig []byte) error // Serialize converts an identity to bytes Serialize() ([]byte, error) // SatisfiesPrincipal checks whether this instance matches // the description supplied in MSPPrincipal. The check may // involve a byte-by-byte comparison (if the principal is // a serialized identity) or may require MSP validation SatisfiesPrincipal(principal *msp.MSPPrincipal) error }
Identity interface defining operations associated to a "certificate". That is, the public part of the identity could be thought to be a certificate, and offers solely signature verification capabilities. This is to be used at the peer side when verifying certificates that transactions are signed with, and verifying signatures that correspond to these certificates.///
type IdentityDeserializer ¶
type IdentityDeserializer interface { // DeserializeIdentity deserializes an identity. // Deserialization will fail if the identity is associated to // an msp that is different from this one that is performing // the deserialization. DeserializeIdentity(serializedIdentity []byte) (Identity, error) }
IdentityDeserializer is implemented by both MSPManger and MSP
type IdentityIdentifier ¶
type IdentityIdentifier struct { // The identifier of the associated membership service provider Mspid string // The identifier for an identity within a provider Id string }
IdentityIdentifier is a holder for the identifier of a specific identity, naturally namespaced, by its provider identifier.
type MSP ¶
type MSP interface { // IdentityDeserializer interface needs to be implemented by MSP IdentityDeserializer // Setup the MSP instance according to configuration information Setup(config *msp.MSPConfig) error // GetType returns the provider type GetType() ProviderType // GetIdentifier returns the provider identifier GetIdentifier() (string, error) // GetSigningIdentity returns a signing identity corresponding to the provided identifier GetSigningIdentity(identifier *IdentityIdentifier) (SigningIdentity, error) // GetDefaultSigningIdentity returns the default signing identity GetDefaultSigningIdentity() (SigningIdentity, error) // GetTLSRootCerts returns the TLS root certificates for this MSP GetTLSRootCerts() [][]byte // GetTLSIntermediateCerts returns the TLS intermediate root certificates for this MSP GetTLSIntermediateCerts() [][]byte // Validate checks whether the supplied identity is valid Validate(id Identity) error // SatisfiesPrincipal checks whether the identity matches // the description supplied in MSPPrincipal. The check may // involve a byte-by-byte comparison (if the principal is // a serialized identity) or may require MSP validation SatisfiesPrincipal(id Identity, principal *msp.MSPPrincipal) error }
MSP is the minimal Membership Service Provider Interface to be implemented to accommodate peer functionality
type MSPManager ¶
type MSPManager interface { // IdentityDeserializer interface needs to be implemented by MSPManager IdentityDeserializer // Setup the MSP manager instance according to configuration information Setup(msps []MSP) error // GetMSPs Provides a list of Membership Service providers GetMSPs() (map[string]MSP, error) }
MSPManager is an interface defining a manager of one or more MSPs. This essentially acts as a mediator to MSP calls and routes MSP related calls to the appropriate MSP. This object is immutable, it is initialized once and never changed.
func NewMSPManager ¶
func NewMSPManager() MSPManager
NewMSPManager returns a new MSP manager instance; note that this instance is not initialized until the Setup method is called
type OUIdentifier ¶
type OUIdentifier struct { // CertifiersIdentifier is the hash of certificates chain of trust // related to this organizational unit CertifiersIdentifier []byte // OrganizationUnitIdentifier defines the organizational unit under the // MSP identified with MSPIdentifier OrganizationalUnitIdentifier string }
OUIdentifier represents an organizational unit and its related chain of trust identifier.
type OrganizationalUnitIdentifiersConfiguration ¶
type ProviderType ¶
type ProviderType int
ProviderType indicates the type of an identity provider
const ( FABRIC ProviderType = iota // MSP is of FABRIC type OTHER // MSP is of OTHER TYPE )
The ProviderType of a member relative to the member API
type SigningIdentity ¶
type SigningIdentity interface { // Extends Identity Identity // Sign the message Sign(msg []byte) ([]byte, error) // GetPublicVersion returns the public parts of this identity GetPublicVersion() Identity }
SigningIdentity is an extension of Identity to cover signing capabilities. E.g., signing identity should be requested in the case of a client who wishes to sign transactions, or fabric endorser who wishes to sign proposal processing outcomes.