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docs(README): describe implemented features #55

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@ccamel ccamel commented Dec 19, 2024

Self explanatory.

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The pull request introduces a new "Features" section to the Axone SDK's README.md file. This addition provides a comprehensive overview of the SDK's core functionalities, including transaction management, key management, verifiable credential lifecycle, protocol interactions, storage services, and authentication. The new section aims to clearly communicate the SDK's capabilities to potential users and developers, enhancing the project's documentation.

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README.md Added new ## Features section with detailed list of SDK capabilities, including transaction management, key management, verifiable credentials, protocol interactions, storage services, and authentication

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  • Docs/improve readme #46: Another documentation improvement PR for the Axone SDK README.md, suggesting an ongoing effort to enhance project documentation

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README.md (1)

29-42: Consider enhancing feature descriptions for consistency and clarity.

While the feature list is well-structured, consider the following improvements:

  1. For "Key management", specify which DID methods/standards are supported
  2. For "Axone storage services", elaborate on the specific storage capabilities
  3. For "Authentication", detail the supported JWT flows and VC types

Example enhancement for the storage services:

 - [x] **Axone storage services**
-  - Provision of core logic for Axone protocol-compliant storage services.
+  - Provision of core logic for Axone protocol-compliant storage services:
+    - Secure data storage and retrieval
+    - Access control management
+    - Data encryption and integrity verification
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27-27: LGTM! Section header is well-placed and properly formatted.

The new "Features" section follows the document's existing structure and formatting conventions.

@ccamel ccamel merged commit 9c7f762 into main Dec 19, 2024
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