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- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/.gitignore +14 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/LICENSE +21 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +257 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/README.md +229 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/examples/README.md +31 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/examples/agent_service.py +355 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/examples/hosted_platform.py +195 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +100 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/__init__.py +7 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/adapters/__init__.py +29 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/adapters/asgi.py +445 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/agent/__init__.py +96 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/agent/client.py +934 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/agent/platform_provider.py +659 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/agent/stores.py +101 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/agent/transport.py +51 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/agent/types.py +218 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/core/__init__.py +250 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/core/assertions.py +141 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/core/claims.py +38 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/core/constants.py +46 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/core/did_web.py +77 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/core/errors.py +48 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/core/http.py +102 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/core/inspect.py +70 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/core/models.py +929 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/core/openapi.py +108 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/core/validation.py +77 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/platform/__init__.py +79 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/platform/document.py +158 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/platform/platform.py +674 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/platform/stores.py +219 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/platform/types.py +282 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/py.typed +1 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/service/__init__.py +95 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/service/credentials.py +355 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/service/service.py +871 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/service/stores.py +135 -0
- agent_enrollment_protocol-0.1.0/src/agent_enrollment_protocol/service/types.py +337 -0
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Name: agent-enrollment-protocol
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Version: 0.1.0
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Summary: Official Python SDK for the Agent Enrollment Protocol
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Author-email: Nas Kavian <nas@inflowpay.ai>
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Keywords: aep,agent,authentication,enrollment,protocol
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# Agent Enrollment Protocol for Python
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[](https://github.com/aep-foundation/aep-python/actions/workflows/ci.yml)
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[](https://pypi.org/project/agent-enrollment-protocol/)
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[](https://codecov.io/gh/aep-foundation/aep-python)
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Official Python software development kit for the
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[Agent Enrollment Protocol](https://www.aep.foundation/), the open protocol for Agent enrollment,
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Service-issued credentials, and authenticated Agent access.
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## Installation
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```sh
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python -m pip install agent-enrollment-protocol
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Python 3.11 or newer is required. The distribution provides one typed package with modules for each
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| Use protocol models, validation, identity, and assertions | `agent_enrollment_protocol.core` |
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| Inspect, enroll with, and authenticate to Services | `agent_enrollment_protocol.agent` |
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| Integrate enrollment and authentication into a Service | `agent_enrollment_protocol.service` |
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Core is synchronous and transport-independent. Agent, Service, Platform, and their integration
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## Runnable examples
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The first example composes an Agent, Service, every built-in credential profile, protected resource,
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