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- **feat: add documentation and GitHub Actions workflow for publishing documentation** - **docs(concepts): add documentation for chain modules** - **refactor: Simplify session management with SQLite storage and remove deprecated code** - **refactor: Simplify database initialization and remove DatabaseContext** - **refactor: move connection handling logic to resolver package** - **feat: implement session management with database persistence** - **feat: Ensure config directory exists when creating database path** - **feat: Add SetUserHandle function to set user handle in session** - **feat: Add public methods to set session fields with database save** - **refactor: Remove unused session setter functions** - **feat: Add getter methods for all Session Model properties** - **feat: enhance Session model with user name details** - **feat: add Motr support and update UI elements** - **<no value>** - **feat: Add unique handle constraint and method to check handle existence** - **docs: update site URL to onsonr.dev** - **fix: correct import statement for database package** - **test: updated CI to run tests on pull requests and merge groups** - **docs: remove reference to develop branch in workflow** - **feat: add WebAuthn support for user registration** - **fix: correct smart account attenuation preset name** - **feat: add ComputeIssuerDID and ComputeSonrAddr functions to ucan package** - **test: add unit tests for MPC keyset and keyshare** - **feat: introduce new script to streamline GitHub issue creation**
sonr
- Sonr Chain
Sonr is a combination of decentralized primitives. Fundamentally, it is a peer-to-peer identity and asset management system that leverages DID documents, Webauthn, and IPFS—providing users with a secure, portable decentralized identity.
Documentation
- Quick Start
- Chain Modules
- System Architecture
- Token Economy
- Service Mangement
- Design System
- Self Custody
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Acknowledgements
Sonr would not have been possible without the direct and indirect support of the following individuals:
- Juan Benet: For the IPFS Ecosystem.
- Satoshi Nakamoto: For Bitcoin.
- Steve Jobs: For User first UX.
- Tim Berners-Lee: For the Internet.
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