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Add support for the FAIR_VERIFICATION_KEY environment variable during verification key checking - #46

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Pull request overview

This PR adds support for reading the verification key from the FAIR_VERIFICATION_KEY environment variable when using the did verification-key check command, making it more convenient for CI/CD environments where passing keys via environment variables is preferred over files.

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  • Added fallback to FAIR_VERIFICATION_KEY environment variable when neither --key nor --key-file is provided
  • Updated help text and error messages to document the new environment variable option
  • Added comprehensive documentation in README with usage examples

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src/cli/did-verification-key-check.ts Added environment variable fallback logic, updated help text, reorganized validation to support three input methods (flag, file, or env var)
README.md Added command to CLI listing, created new documentation section with examples showing all three input methods

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johnbillion merged commit 4e9eed3 into trunk Jan 20, 2026
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johnbillion deleted the verification-key-env-var branch January 20, 2026 09:10
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