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Create your DID

Before using the CYFS system, you must bind the DID to the OOD and the CYFS browser. Here are a few ways to bind the DID.

Bind DID using CyberChat

This is our recommended method, suitable for all kinds of OOD, easy to operate

  1. Install CyberChat and create an DID: From download.md or the CYFS official website cyfs.com, download CyberChat and install it. After installation, open CyberChat and follow the prompts to create an DID.
  2. Bind OOD: Install OOD first, binary from the official website, or OOD compiled by yourself. After installation:
    • If the OOD and the CyberChat are in the same LAN, you can use the super feed's scan binding function to bind directly
    • If OOD and ood are not in the same local area network, first make sure that port 1325 of the OOD machine can be accessed by ood. After executing ./ood-installer --bind on OOD, use CyerChat to scan the QR Code in terminal to bind.
  3. Bind the runtime: Install the CYFS browser, then open the browser, and use the QR code in the CyberChat to scan the webpage to bind

Bind DID using CYFS TOOL

This binding method does not require a mobile phone or scan code, just a PC can be done

Note: The DID generated in this way cannot be imported into CyberChat, and you cannot use CyberChat to continue to manage DID in the future.

  1. Install cyfs-tool: use the command line npm i -g cyfs-tool-nightly to install the nightly version of the cyfs-tool tool
  2. Generating sets of identities

    Use the command cyfs desc -s <save_path> to generate a matching DID desc file and save it in the save_path directory. If save_path is not specified, it defaults to ~/.cyfs_profile

  3. Bind OOD

    After the DID desc is generated, copy the two files <save_path>/ood.desc and <save_path>/ood.sec to ${cyfs_root}/etc/desc on the OOD machine and rename it to device. desc and device.sec

  4. Bind CYFS browser

    After the DID is generated, copy the two files <save_path>/runtime.desc and <save_path>/runtime.sec to ${cyfs_runtime_root}/etc/desc on the CYFS browser machine and rename them to device.desc and device.sec

${cyfs_runtime_root} specific path:

  • Windows: %appdata%/cyfs
  • Mac OS: ~/Library/Application Support/cyfs