Add EarthID DID driver #438
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This pull request adds a new custom driver for resolving did:earthid DIDs in the Universal Resolver ecosystem. The EarthID DID method allows the resolution of DIDs associated with the EarthID platform.
Key Changes:
Added driver-did-earthid to resolve did:earthid identifiers.
Included Docker setup for the EarthID driver, following the Universal Resolver guidelines.
Updated the docker-compose.yml file to include the new driver configuration.
Provided steps for local testing and verification using curl.
Testing:
Verified the driver locally by running the driver-did-earthid Docker container.
Tested the resolution of a sample EarthID DID using curl, with correct outputs returned in the expected DID Document format.
Usage:
Once the driver is deployed, users will be able to resolve EarthID DIDs by querying the Universal Resolver instance.