Invitation !tests

Create Invitations

This does not handle persistence, only in-memory objects.

example

Create a new invitation document. The document includes a signature of the person who created it, and also a unique code.

$3

Create an invitation document

``ts
function create (
crypto:Crypto.Implementation,
username:string,
comment?:string,
):Promise
`

`js
import { test } from 'tapzero'
import { verify, create } from '@ssc-hermes/invitation'

test('create an invitation', async t => {
// program is odd.Program
const { crypto } = program.components
const inv = await create(crypto, 'alice', 'this is the comment')
// => {
// from: string; // alice
// code: string; // uuid
// comment: string|null
// signature: string;
// author: string; // DID that matches the signature
// }

t.ok(inv.signature, 'should sign the new invitation')
t.ok(inv.author.includes('did:key'), 'should include the signing DID')
t.equal(inv.from, 'alice', 'should include the username')
t.equal(inv.comment, 'this is the comment',
"should create the 'comment' field")
t.ok(await verify(inv), 'invitation should be valid')
})
``