Supported Plugins

Comprehensive listing of all supported TrustWeave plugins organized by category. Each plugin includes links to detailed integration guides.

TrustWeave’s plugin architecture enables you to integrate with various DID methods, blockchain networks, key management services, and wallet storage backends. All plugins follow the SPI (Service Provider Interface) pattern for automatic discovery and registration.

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DID Method Plugins

DID method plugins enable TrustWeave to create, resolve, and manage DIDs using various DID method specifications. All DID method plugins implement the DidMethodService interface.

Plugin Module ID Documentation Description
did:key com.trustweave.did:key Key DID Guide Native did:key implementation - most widely-used DID method with zero external dependencies
did:web com.trustweave.did:web Web DID Guide Web DID method for HTTP/HTTPS-based resolution with full W3C spec compliance
did:ethr com.trustweave.did:ethr Ethereum DID Guide Ethereum DID method with blockchain anchoring support for mainnet and testnets
did:ion com.trustweave.did:ion ION DID Guide Microsoft ION DID method using Sidetree protocol with Bitcoin anchoring
did:polygon com.trustweave.did:polygon Polygon DID Guide Polygon DID method with lower transaction costs than Ethereum mainnet
did:sol com.trustweave.did:sol Solana DID Guide Solana DID method with program integration and account-based storage
did:peer com.trustweave.did:peer Peer DID Guide Peer-to-peer DID method with no external registry, supports numalgo 0, 1, and 2
did:jwk com.trustweave.did:jwk JWK DID Guide W3C-standard did:jwk method using JSON Web Keys directly
did:ens com.trustweave.did:ens ENS DID Guide Ethereum Name Service (ENS) resolver integration with human-readable identifiers
did:plc com.trustweave.did:plc PLC DID Guide Personal Linked Container (PLC) DID method for AT Protocol with HTTP-based resolution
did:cheqd com.trustweave.did:cheqd Cheqd DID Guide Cheqd network DID method with payment-enabled features on Cosmos-based blockchain

Blockchain Anchor Plugins

Blockchain anchor plugins enable TrustWeave to anchor credential digests to various blockchain networks. All blockchain anchor plugins implement the BlockchainAnchorClient interface.

Plugin Module ID Documentation Supported Networks Description
Ethereum com.trustweave.chains:ethereum Ethereum Anchor Guide Mainnet, Sepolia Ethereum mainnet anchoring with EVM-compatible transaction data storage
Base com.trustweave.chains:base Base Anchor Guide Mainnet, Sepolia Base (Coinbase L2) anchoring with fast confirmations and lower fees
Arbitrum com.trustweave.chains:arbitrum Arbitrum Anchor Guide Mainnet, Sepolia Arbitrum One (largest L2 by TVL) anchoring with EVM compatibility
Algorand com.trustweave.chains:algorand Algorand Guide Mainnet, Testnet Algorand blockchain anchoring for production-ready anchoring
Polygon com.trustweave.chains:polygon Polygon DID Guide Mainnet, Mumbai Polygon PoS anchoring with shared SPI plumbing
Ganache com.trustweave.chains:ganache Integration Modules Local Local developer anchoring using Ganache/Testcontainers for testing

Key Management Service (KMS) Plugins

KMS plugins enable TrustWeave to use various key management services for secure key generation, storage, and signing operations. All KMS plugins implement the KeyManagementService interface.

Cloud KMS Providers

Plugin Module ID Documentation Key Features
AWS KMS com.trustweave.kms:aws AWS KMS Guide FIPS 140-3 Level 3, Ed25519, secp256k1, P-256/P-384/P-521, RSA
Azure Key Vault com.trustweave.kms:azure Azure KMS Guide Managed Identity, Service Principal auth, secp256k1, P-256/P-384/P-521, RSA
Google Cloud KMS com.trustweave.kms:google Google KMS Guide Application Default Credentials, secp256k1, P-256/P-384, RSA

Self-Hosted KMS Providers

Plugin Module ID Documentation Key Features
HashiCorp Vault com.trustweave.kms:hashicorp HashiCorp Vault Guide Transit engine, Token/AppRole auth, Ed25519, secp256k1, P-256/P-384/P-521, RSA

Feature Plugins

Feature plugins provide additional capabilities for credential management, monitoring, and communication. All feature plugins follow TrustWeave’s plugin architecture.

Core Features

Plugin Module ID Documentation Description
Audit Logging core:plugins:audit-logging Features Guide Immutable audit logs for all operations with queryable event history
Metrics & Telemetry core:plugins:metrics Features Guide Performance and usage metrics with statistics and percentiles
Health Checks core:plugins:health-checks Features Guide System diagnostics and health monitoring

Credential Management

Plugin Module ID Documentation Description
Credential Versioning core:plugins:credential-versioning Features Guide Version tracking and rollback for credentials
Backup & Recovery core:plugins:credential-backup Features Guide Export/import credentials from wallets
Expiration Management core:plugins:expiration-management Features Guide Monitor and manage expiring credentials
Credential Rendering core:plugins:credential-rendering Features Guide Render credentials as HTML/PDF

Communication & Exchange

Plugin Module ID Documentation Description
QR Code Generation core:plugins:qr-code Features Guide Generate QR codes for credential sharing
Notifications core:plugins:notifications Features Guide Push notifications and webhooks for credential events
OIDC4VCI core:plugins:oidc4vci Features Guide OpenID Connect for Verifiable Credential Issuance
DIDComm v2 core:plugins:didcomm Features Guide DIDComm v2 credential exchange protocol
CHAPI core:plugins:chapi Features Guide Credential Handler API support

Advanced Features

Plugin Module ID Documentation Description
Multi-Party Issuance core:plugins:multi-party-issuance Features Guide Collaborative credential issuance with consensus
Analytics & Reporting core:plugins:analytics Features Guide Analytics and trend analysis for credentials

For detailed usage examples, see the Features Usage Guide.

Other Integrations

Additional integrations that provide bridges to other identity ecosystems or combined DID/KMS functionality.

Plugin Module ID Documentation Description
GoDiddy com.trustweave.did:godiddy GoDiddy Guide HTTP bridge to DID/VC services exposed by the GoDiddy stack
walt.id com.trustweave.kms:waltid walt.id Guide DID and KMS providers from the walt.id ecosystem

Usage Example

To use a plugin, simply add it as a dependency to your project:

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dependencies {
    // DID method plugin
    implementation("com.trustweave.did:key:1.0.0-SNAPSHOT")

    // Blockchain anchor plugin
    implementation("com.trustweave.chains:ethereum:1.0.0-SNAPSHOT")

    // KMS plugin
    implementation("com.trustweave.kms:aws:1.0.0-SNAPSHOT")
}

Plugins are automatically discovered and registered via the SPI (Service Provider Interface) pattern. No additional configuration is required - they will be available when you create a TrustWeave instance:

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val TrustWeave = TrustWeave.create()
// Plugins are automatically available!

Creating Custom Plugins

If you need to create a custom plugin, see the Creating Plugins Guide for detailed instructions on implementing:

  • DID methods
  • Blockchain anchor clients
  • Key management services
  • Proof generators
  • Wallet factories
  • Credential services