W3C DID test suite (DID Core / DID 1.1–aligned data model)

The official suite lives at w3c/did-test-suite. It exercises DID identifier rules, document properties, JSON production/consumption, resolution, and URL dereferencing against registered implementation JSON fixtures (and resolvers where configured).

Important: A default run of npm run test does not call TrustWeave. It validates the test harness plus all implementations already checked into that repo. To appear on the implementation report, TrustWeave would need an implementations/*.json entry and a PR to the W3C repo (or a local fork with your fixture).

Many tests remain relevant for DID 1.1 (syntax, core properties, consumption/production of JSON representations), even though the suite historically targets DID Core 1.0.

Prerequisites

Node.js (≥ 14; LTS recommended)
Git

Run locally

# Shallow clone (any directory; example uses temp)
$dir = Join-Path $env:TEMP "w3c-did-test-suite"
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/w3c/did-test-suite.git $dir
cd $dir

npm install
npm run test

Optional: generate the HTML/JSON implementation report (slower):

npm run test-and-generate-report

Example successful run (upstream suite)

Package	Result
`jest-did-matcher`	13 suites, 185 tests passed
`did-core-test-server`	6 suites, 12 124 passed, 65 todo

Exit code 0 = all executed tests passed (todo items are skipped placeholders).

Relating this to TrustWeave

Unit/integration tests in this repo (DidDocumentJsonParser, DidDocumentJsonProducer, DidValidator, etc.) exercise TrustWeave directly.
W3C suite = interoperability contract; add a fixture produced by DidDocumentJsonProducer / round-tripped through DidDocumentJsonParser under implementations/trustweave.json in a clone, wire it into default.js for did-consumption / did-production / did-core-properties, then run npm run test to see TrustWeave-shaped documents against the same matchers.