The updates introduce the following new features:
- OAuth Account Integration in DID Space
- Supports the display of data in specific domains (NFT/Passport/Profile)
- Launch of the front-end component for DID Spaces: @blocklet/did-space-react
Additionally, there are some enhancements and adjustments made in response to community feedback.
New Features
- OAuth Account Integration with DID Space
OAuth accounts can now present DID Space without needing to rely on a DID Wallet, streamlining your service experience for greater convenience and efficiency. (Known limitation: In Prod Spaces, OAuth accounts cannot initiate a bind with a DID Wallet. However, you can still use a DID Wallet to bind an OAuth account that hasn't logged into Prod Spaces yet.)
- New users showcase their DID Space in Aigne
- Provide DID Space for application backup
- Supports displaying data in specific domains (NFT/Passport/Profile)
In the latest version, we'll tailor the presentation of NFTs, passports, and profiles stored within your DID Space. These will be featured on the Overview page of the Space:
will also be shown on the app's Overview page:
Additionally, we provide support for developers to write these templates using the SDK. For more details, please refer to: PutPreviewObjectCommand
- Frontend Components for Releasing DID Spaces @blocklet/did-space-react
To provide a better display of DID Space status information, we have introduced the front-end component @blocklet/did-space-react. For more details on usage, please refer to: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@blocklet/did-space-react?activeTab=readme
Enhancements
- An Enhanced Connection Experience
- Automatic backups will be halted if an error occurs during the subscription process.
- When encountering connection issues with DID Spaces, offer more detailed prompts to guide users towards resolution, for example:
- NPM package name change: @did-space/client has been renamed to @blocklet/did-space-js
To ensure more consistent management of official package names on NPM, we have renamed the former @did-space/client to @blocklet/did-space-js. If you're currently using @did-space/client, please transition to @blocklet/did-space-js at your earliest convenience.
- Enhancing the Query Performance of Application Audit Logs
We have optimized the internal storage structure for application audit logs, greatly boosting query performance.
Repair
- Community Feedback on the Issue of Failing to Open a New Window on iOS Devices
We place great importance on feedback from the community. Recently, we addressed and resolved the issue with iOS devices where new windows could not be opened when restoring applications promptly after receiving reports.
Join the Bug Bounty Program to help us enhance our platform
If you have any needs, suggestions, or questions while using our services, please visit the ArcBlock Community to provide feedback. We will make every effort to assist you. Additionally, you can join our Bug Bounty program to help us enhance the product experience of DID Spaces.