A Swift Package to decode, verify and validate EU Digital COVID Certificates
for iOS, tvOS, watchOS and macOS
The EUDCCKit is not an offical implementation of the EU Digital COVID Certificate
- Easily decode an EU Digital COVID Certificate 🧾
- Verify cryptographic signature 🔐
- Certificate validation ✅
To integrate using Apple's Swift Package Manager, add the following as a dependency to your Package.swift
:
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/SvenTiigi/EUDCCKit.git", from: "0.0.1")
]
Or navigate to your Xcode project then select Swift Packages
, click the “+” icon and search for EUDCCKit
.
The EUDCCKit
Swift Package is made of four distinct libraries to decode, verify and validate an EU Digital COVID Certificate.
The EUDCC
library contains the model definition of the EU Digital COVID Certificate
import EUDCC
// The EU Digital COVID Certificate model
let eudcc: EUDCC
// Access content of EUDCC
switch eudcc.content {
case .vaccination(let vaccination):
print("Vaccination", vaccination)
case .test(let test):
print("Test", test)
case .recovery(let recovery):
print("Recovery", recovery)
}
Head over to the advanced section to learn more.
The EUDCCDecoder
library provides an EUDCCDecoder
object which is capabale of decoding a Base-45 string reperesentation of the EU Digital COVID Certificate which is mostly embedded in a QR-Code.
import EUDCCDecoder
// Initialize an EUDCCDecoder
let decoder = EUDCCDecoder()
// The Base-45 encoded EU Digital COVID Certificate from a QR-Code
let qrCodeContent = "HC1:..."
// Decode EUDCC from QR-Code
let decodingResult = decoder.decode(from: qrCodeContent)
// Switch on decoding result
switch decodingResult {
case .success(let eudcc):
// Successfully decoded Digital COVID Certificate
print("EU Digital COVID Certificate", eudcc)
case .failure(let decodingError):
// Decoding failed with error
print("Failed to decode EUDCC", decodingError)
}
Head over to the advanced section to learn more.
The EUDCCVerifier
library provides an EUDCCVerifier
object which can be used to verify the cryptographic signature of the EU Digital COVID Certificate.
import EUDCCVerifier
// Initialize an EUDDCCVerifier
let verifier = EUDCCVerifier(
trustService: EUCentralEUDCCTrustService()
)
// Verify EU Digital COVID Certificate
verifier.verify(eudcc: eudcc) { verificationResult in
// Switch on verification result
switch verificationResult {
case .success(let trustCertificate):
print("Cryptographically valid", trustCertificate)
case .invald:
print("Invalid EUDCC")
case .failure(let error):
print("Error occured during verification", error)
}
}
Head over to the advanced section to learn more.
The EUDCCValidator
library provides an EUDCCValidator
object which can be used to validate the EU Digital COVID Certifiate based on given rules.
import EUDCCValidator
// Initialize an EUDCCValidator
let validator = EUDCCValidator()
// Validate EU Digital COVID Certificate
let validationResult = validator.validate(
eudcc: eudcc,
rule: .isFullyImmunized() && !.isVaccinationExpired()
)
// Switch on validation result
switch validationResult {
case .success:
// Successfully validated EU Digital COVID Certificate
print("Successfully validated")
case .failure(let validationError):
// Validation failure
print("Validation failed", validationError)
}
Head over to the advanced section to learn more.
Beside the content
property of an EUDCC
you can make use of the following convenience properties to check if the EUDCC
contains a vaccination, test or recovery object.
import EUDCC
// Vaccination
let vaccination: EUDCC.Vaccination? = eudcc.vaccination
// Test
let test: EUDCC.Test? = eudcc.test
// Recovery
let recovery: EUDCC.Recovery? = eudcc.recovery
Each of the following objects are exposing a WellKnownValue
enumeration which can be used to retrieve more detailed information about a certain value:
EUDCC.DiseaseAgentTargeted
EUDCC.Test.TestResult
EUDCC.Test.TestType
EUDCC.Vaccination.VaccineMarketingAuthorizationHolder
EUDCC.Vaccination.VaccineMedicinalProduct
EUDCC.Vaccination.VaccineOrProphylaxis
import EUDCC
let vaccineMedicinalProduct: EUDCC.Vaccination.VaccineMedicinalProduct
// Switch on WellKnownValue of VaccineMedicinalProduct
switch vaccineMedicinalProduct.wellKnownValue {
case .covid19VaccineModerna:
break
case .vaxzevria:
break
default:
break
}
The EUDCC
contains two properties cryptographicSignature
and base45Representation
which are convenience objects that are not an offical part of the EU Digital COVID Certificate JSON Schema.
If you wish to skip those properties when encoding an EUDCC
you can set the following userInfo
configuration to a JSONEncoder
.
import EUDCC
let encoder = JSONEncoder()
encoder.userInfo = [
// Skip encoding CryptographicSignature
EUDCC.EncoderUserInfoKeys.skipCryptographicSignature: true,
// Skip encoding Base-45 representation
EUDCC.EncoderUserInfoKeys.skipBase45Representation: true,
]
let jsonData = try encoder.encode(eudcc)
The EUDCCDecoder
supports decoding a Base-45 encoded String
and Data
object.
import EUDCCDecoder
let eudccDecoder = EUDCCDecoder()
// Decode from Base-45 encoded String
let eudccBase45EncodedString: String
let stringDecodingResult = eudccDecoder.decode(
from: eudccBase45EncodedString
)
// Decode from Base-45 encoded Data
let eudccBase45EncodedData: Data
let dataDecodingResult = eudccDecoder.decode(
from: eudccBase45EncodedData
)
By importing the EUDCCDecoder
library the EUDCC
object will be extended with a static decode
function.
import EUDCCDecoder
let decodingResult = EUDCC.decode(from: "HC1:...")
In order to verify an EUDCC
the EUDCCVerifier
needs to be instantiated with an instance of an EUDCCTrustService
which is used to retrieve the trust certificates.
import EUDCC
import EUDCCVerifier
struct SpecificEUDCCTrustService: EUDCCTrustService {
/// Retrieve EUDCC TrustCertificates
/// - Parameter completion: The completion closure
func getTrustCertificates(
completion: @escaping (Result<[EUDCC.TrustCertificate], Error>) -> Void
) {
// TODO: Retrieve TrustCertificates and invoke completion handler
}
}
let eudccVerifier = EUDCCVerifier(
trustService: SpecificEUDCCTrustService()
)
The EUDCCKit
comes along with two pre defined EUDCCTrustService
implementations:
EUCentralEUDCCTrustService
RobertKochInstituteEUDCCTrustService
If you wish to retrieve certificates from multiple EUDCCTrustService
implementation you can make use of the GroupableEUDCCTrustService
:
let trustService = GroupableEUDCCTrustService(
trustServices: [
EUCentralEUDCCTrustService(),
RobertKochInstituteEUDCCTrustService()
]
)
trustService.getTrustCertificates { certificates in
// ...
}
By importing the EUDCCVerifier
library the EUDCC
object will be extended with a verify
function.
import EUDCC
import EUDCCVerifier
let eudcc: EUDCC
eudcc.verify(
using: EUDCCVerifier(
trustService: EUCentralEUDCCTrustService()
)
) { verificationResult in
switch verificationResult {
case .success(let trustCertificate):
break
case .invald:
break
case .failure(let error):
break
}
}
An EUDCC
can be validated by using an EUDCCValidator
and a given EUDCC.ValidationRule
. An EUDCC.ValidationRule
can be initialized with a simple closure wich takes in an EUDCC
and returns a Bool
whether the validation succeed or failed.
import EUDCC
import EUDCCValidator
// Simple EUDCC ValidationRule instantiation
let validationRule = EUDCC.ValidationRule { eudcc in
// Process EUDCC and return Bool result
}
// EUDCC ValidationRule with Tag in order to uniquely identify a ValidationRule
let isVaccinationComplete = EUDCC.ValidationRule(
tag: "is-vaccination-complete"
) { eudcc in
eudcc.vaccination?.doseNumber == eudcc.vaccination?.totalSeriesOfDoses
}
The EUDCCKit
comes along with many pre defined EUDCC.ValidationRule
like the following ones.
import EUDCC
import EUDCCValidator
let eudcc: EUDCC
let validator = EUDCCValidator()
// Is fully immunized
validator.validate(
eudcc: eudcc,
rule: .isFullyImmunized(minimumDaysPast: 15)
)
// Is tested positive
validator.validate(
eudcc: eudcc,
rule: .isTestedPositive
)
In order to create more complex rules each EUDCC.ValidationRule
can be chained together by applying standard operators.
import EUDCC
import EUDCCValidator
let defaultValidationRule: EUDCC.ValidationRule = .if(
.isVaccination,
then: .isFullyImmunized() && .isWellKnownVaccineMedicinalProduct && !.isVaccinationExpired(),
else: .if(
.isTest,
then: .isTestedNegative && .isTestValid(),
else: .if(
.isRecovery,
then: .isRecoveryValid,
else: .constant(false)
)
)
)
By importing the EUDCCValidator
library the EUDCC
object will be extended with a validate
function.
import EUDCC
import EUDCCValidator
let eudcc: EUDCC
let validationRule = eudcc.validate(
rule: .isWellKnownVaccineMedicinalProduct
)
EUDCCKit
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