* Move the functionality to issue credentials from the credential binary and connect it with nym-cli
* finished CLI part, trying to fit SDK part
* finished Rust SDK
* fix: cleanup
* linting
* linting
* linting
* remove one layer of coconut in nym-cli
* linting
* Fixes based on PR comments
* formatting
* fixes based on PR comments
* formatting
* fixing clippy errors
* fixed post-rebasing issues and converted the lib into shared dep for other binaries
* removed credentials client in favour of moving the functionality to nym-cli
* removed redundant 'issue_credential' example (it did the same thing as 'bandwdith')
* removed credentials client from build server
* made the coconut cli also accept nym-api configs
* fixed support for socks5 and NR
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Co-authored-by: Jędrzej Stuczyński <jedrzej.stuczynski@gmail.com>
* create_payload and call from nym-cli
* Remove some commented out code
* wip
* Service announce now compiles
* Fix other compilation issues
* Move ServiceDetails into Service
* Move service_id inside Service type
* wip: start sorting out tests
* wip: sorting out testing
* wip: first announce test now works
* wip: more work on announce test
* Move nonce
* Add check for nonce
* Extract out some helpers to separate files
* reenable state::services tests
* wip: start going through the integration tests
* All integration tests reenabled
* Remove some unused stuff
* Iterate on integration tests
* More iteration on test setup
* Rename to test_setup.rs
* Add more tests specific to signing
* Tweak
* Another nonce test and reorg
* Rename to announce.rs and delete.rs
* Tidy
* Make some inner modules private
* Use IdentityKey alias
* Update nym-api contract cache
* Fix that nym-cli was asking for signing nonce from wrong contract
* Add sign comment to network-requester
* Uploaded updated service provider contract to qwerty
* Allow large enum variant
* lock files
* Remove dbg
* Move error.rs to service-provider common
* Update code for moving errors.rs to common crate
* Rename to SpContractError
* constants module not pub
* lock file
* rustfmt
* Move IdentityKey type to contract-common
* clippy
* wip family creation signatures + cli
* nym-cli commands for creating families
* Changed family join signature inside the contract
* Generating family join permit via nym-cli
* ability to join families via nym-cli
* more strongly typed FamilyHead arguments
* initial work on removing redundant family signatures
* removed all redundant signatures from families in the mixnet contract
* moved up the call stack
* nym-cli family operations
* fixed family related unit tests
* family member kick
* removed family operations from the wallet
* clippy
* Renaming all instances of nymd to nyxd
* Might as well get the changelogs too
* Making it clearer that an ApiClient is a NymApiClient
* Lining up config templates with struct keys on gateway
* Changed the last references to validator_urls to nyxd_urls
* Fixed up a few type errors after refactoring
* Changed the changelog
* Fixed typo in changelog
* Further instances of renaming 'nymd' + introducing additional clap aliases
* updated environmental variables and allowed usage of deprecated variants
* missing occurences of coconut-locked environmental variables
Co-authored-by: Jędrzej Stuczyński <jedrzej.stuczynski@gmail.com>
* Renaming validator-api to nym-api
* nym-api: simplified crate name
* Added nym-api rename to changelog
* Changed some output messages
* Renamed validator-api-requests to nym-api requests
* Removing more references to validator-api-requests
* Additional lockfile name changes after full build
* Removing mistakenly added merge files
* ibid
* ibid
* Getting rid of ref to validator_api deep inside validator-client
* Fixing file storage paths
* Renaming struct function names referring to validator_api
* Simplifying struct init
* Fixed up all other instances of nym_api.
* Renaming validatorApi to nymApi in TypeScript client for consistency
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* Found a few more Rust instances
* Changed examples in TypeScript SDK
* Found one more instance of the use of validator instead of nym apis
* Aliasing config key name for deserialization to preserve compatibility with old configs
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