CLI Command Design: Retrieve a Trust Claim (subcommand: graph)

[ocarissa]

Usage

Once a number of claims have already been made, you can retrieve and analyze a collection of ratings.

trust graph --help

Usage: trust-graph [options]

  Options:

    -h, --help           output usage information
    --perspective <DID>  Perspective (identity) through which trust network is seen
    --creator <creator>  DID or URL of claim creator
    --target <target>    DID or URI of claim target
    --tags <tag1, tag2>  Filter by tags
    --depth <levels>     Crawls trust ratings to specified depth
    --min-value <value>  Min trust rating 0..1
    --max-value <value>  Max trust rating 0..1
    --summarize          Summarize claims / build analysis
    --falloff            Trust level relative to depth, eg: [1, 0.5, 0.33]

For example:

trust graph \
  --target did:59f269a0-0847-4f00-8c4c-26d84e6714c4 \
  --tags 'programming, Elixir' \

[dauphin3]

are any of these args/flags optional?

[harlantwood]

Perspective is needed. The rest are optional, some of them with smart defaults. We may at some stage have a concept of logging in, in which case perspective would not be needed explicitly at the command line. A default perspective is also something that would ultimately be stored, in a trustgraph config file, i.e. my perspective, my public key.

[harlantwood]

@dauphin3 ☝️

[dauphin3]

what type(s) does this command return?

[harlantwood]

what type(s) does this command return?

JSON