Create example `Todo list` app and tutorial to showcase eth-did and the registry's functionality

Task:

Using the ETH-DID library https://github.com/uport-project/ethr-did, write a skeleton app that interacts with the eth-did-registry https://github.com/uport-project/ethr-did-registry to create a simple Todo list that is stored as part of a DID document.

For each step of the interaction (generally every function call) we would like to write a tutorial that explains the functionality and how we are proposing it can be used in this context. It’s important to note that this may not be a “real world” solution but rather a solution done for academic purposes to highlight the capabilities.

It would be great to utilize the expiresIn functionality mentioned here in order to add expirations to a “todo item” https://github.com/uport-project/ethr-did#set-public-attributes

General flow:

Wireframes

Login

User is presented with the TODO list

User is adding a new TODO item.

[only1sham]

Is there any work happening on this ToDo app? It will be really useful to understand the concepts crearly if we can get a sample app like this.

[gdollard]

@mirceanis thanks for getting back to us anyway. After reviewing ethr-did-resolver (and did-resolver) I understand your point about not needing to directly interact with the registry.