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Add Identity using JSON String
How to add a new identity using a JSON string?
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You can follow this tutorial to
add a new identity using a JSON string.
1. Go to the Fabric CA Client system where you have the "admin" wallet created in the previous tutorial.
$ cd ~/fabric-ca/native-client/admin $ export FABRIC_CA_CLIENT_HOME=~/fabric-ca/native-client/admin
3. Run the "fabric-ca-client identity add" command:
$ ~/go/bin/fabric-ca-client identity add google \
--json '{"secret": "googlepw", "type": "client"}'
[INFO] Configuration file location: ./fabric-ca-client-config.yaml
[INFO] 127.0.0.1:38058 POST /identities 201 0 "OK"
Successfully added identity - Name: google, Type: client, Affiliation: ,
Max Enrollments: -1, Secret: googlepw, Attributes:
[{Name:hf.EnrollmentID Value:google ECert:true}
{Name:hf.Type Value:client ECert:true}
{Name:hf.Affiliation Value: ECert:true}]
As you can see "google" identity is created with a type of "client". Now you can pass google:googlepw to Google team, so they can enroll to create their certificate and save it in their wallet.
⇒ Setting Up Orderer Peer Manually
⇐ Register Identity of "user" Type
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