Add Support for matter Certification

Refactored and added support for matter in addition to zigbee

Author: ankur325

docs/cli-help.md

@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ Roles:
 - `Trustee` - Is able to create accounts, assign roles, approve root certificates.
 - `Vendor` - Is able to add models.
 - `TestHouse` - Is able to add testing results for a model.
-- `ZBCertificationCenter` - Is able to certify and revoke models.
+- `CertificationCenter` - Is able to certify and revoke models.
 - `NodeAdmin` - Is able to add validator nodes to the network.
 
 ##### Transactions
@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ Roles:
   Flags:
   - address: `string` - bench32 encoded account address
   - pubkey: `string` - bench32 encoded public key
-  - roles: `optional(string)` - comma-separated list of roles (supported roles: Vendor, TestHouse, ZBCertificationCenter, Trustee, NodeAdmin)
+  - roles: `optional(string)` - comma-separated list of roles (supported roles: Vendor, TestHouse, CertificationCenter, Trustee, NodeAdmin)
   - from: `string` - name or address of private key with which to sign
 
   Example: `dclcli tx auth propose-add-account --address=cosmos15ljvz60tfekhstz8lcyy0c9l8dys5qa2nnx4d7 --pubkey=cosmospub1addwnpepqtrnrp93hswlsrzvltc3n8z7hjg9dxuh3n4rkp2w2verwfr8yg27c95l4k3 --roles=Vendor,NodeAdmin --from=jack`
@@ -546,49 +546,49 @@ The set of commands that allows you to manage model certification information.
 - Certify a model associated with the given VID/PID. Note that the corresponding model and the test results must present on the ledger.
 Only the owner can update an existing record. 
 
-  Role: `ZBCertificationCenter`
+  Role: `CertificationCenter`
 
-  Command: `dclcli tx compliance certify-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certification-type=<zb> --certification-date=<rfc3339 encoded date> --from=<account>`
+  Command: `dclcli tx compliance certify-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certificationType=<zb> --certificationDate=<rfc3339 encoded date> --from=<account>`
 
   Flags:
   - vid: `uint16` -  model vendor ID
   - pid: `uint16` -  model product ID
-  - certification-type: `string` -  certification type (zb` is the only supported value now)
-  - certification-date: `string` -  the date of model certification (rfc3339 encoded)
+  - certificationType: `string` -  certification type (zb` is the only supported value now)
+  - certificationDate: `string` -  the date of model certification (rfc3339 encoded)
   - from: `string` - name or address of private key with which to sign
   - reason: `optional(string)` -  an optional comment describing the reason of certification
 
-  Example: `dclcli tx compliance certify-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certification-type="zb" --certification-date="2020-04-16T06:04:57.05Z" --from=jack`
+  Example: `dclcli tx compliance certify-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certificationType="zb" --certificationDate="2020-04-16T06:04:57.05Z" --from=jack`
 
 - Revoke certification for a model associated with the given VID/PID. Only the owner can update an existing record. 
 
-  Role: `ZBCertificationCenter`
+  Role: `CertificationCenter`
 
-  Command: ` dclcli tx compliance revoke-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certification-type=<zb> --revocation-date=<rfc3339 encoded date> --from=<account>`
+  Command: ` dclcli tx compliance revoke-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certificationType=<zb> --revocationDate=<rfc3339 encoded date> --from=<account>`
 
   Flags:
   - vid: `uint16` -  model vendor ID
   - pid: `uint16` -  model product ID
-  - certification-type: `string` -  certification type (zb` is the only supported value now)
-  - revocation-date: `string` -  the date of model revocation (rfc3339 encoded)
+  - certificationType: `string` -  certification type (zb` is the only supported value now)
+  - revocationDate: `string` -  the date of model revocation (rfc3339 encoded)
   - from: `string` - name or address of private key with which to sign
   - reason: `optional(string)` -  an optional comment describing the reason of revocation
 
-  Example: `dclcli tx compliance revoke-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certification-type="zb" --revocation-date="2020-04-16T06:04:57.05Z" --from=jack`
+  Example: `dclcli tx compliance revoke-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certificationType="zb" --revocationDate="2020-04-16T06:04:57.05Z" --from=jack`
 
-  Example: `dclcli tx compliance revoke-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certification-type="zb" --revocation-date="2020-04-16T06:04:57.05Z" --reason "Some Reason" --from=jack`
+  Example: `dclcli tx compliance revoke-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certificationType="zb" --revocationDate="2020-04-16T06:04:57.05Z" --reason "Some Reason" --from=jack`
 
 ##### Queries
 - Check if the model associated with the given VID/PID is certified.
 
-  Command: `dclcli query compliance certified-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certification-type=<zb>`
+  Command: `dclcli query compliance certified-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certificationType=<zb>`
 
   Flags:
   - vid: `uint16` -  model vendor ID
   - pid: `uint16` -  model product ID
-  - certification-type: `string` -  certification type (zb` is the only supported value now)
+  - certificationType: `string` -  certification type (zb` is the only supported value now)
 
-  Example: `dclcli query compliance certified-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certification-type="zb"`
+  Example: `dclcli query compliance certified-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certificationType="zb"`
 
 - Query all certified models.
 
@@ -602,14 +602,14 @@ Only the owner can update an existing record.
 
 - Check if the model associated with the given VID/PID is revoked.
 
-  Command: `dclcli query compliance revoked-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certification-type=<zb>`
+  Command: `dclcli query compliance revoked-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certificationType=<zb>`
 
   Flags:
   - vid: `uint16` -  model vendor ID
   - pid: `uint16` -  model product ID
-  - certification-type: `string` -  certification type (zb` is the only supported value now)
+  - certificationType: `string` -  certification type (zb` is the only supported value now)
 
-  Example: `dclcli query compliance revoked-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certification-type="zb"`
+  Example: `dclcli query compliance revoked-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certificationType="zb"`
 
 - Query all revoked models.
 
@@ -623,14 +623,14 @@ Only the owner can update an existing record.
 
 - Query compliance info for model associated with VID/PID.
 
-  Command: `dclcli query compliance compliance-info --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certification-type=<zb>`
+  Command: `dclcli query compliance compliance-info --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certificationType=<zb>`
 
   Flags:
   - vid: `uint16` -  model vendor ID
   - pid: `uint16` -  model product ID
-  - certification-type: `string` -  certification type (zb` is the only supported value now)
+  - certificationType: `string` -  certification type (zb` is the only supported value now)
 
-  Example: `dclcli query compliance compliance-info --vid=1 --pid=1 --certification-type="zb"`
+  Example: `dclcli query compliance compliance-info --vid=1 --pid=1 --certificationType="zb"`
 
 - Query all compliance infos. 
 

docs/how-to.md

@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ Once approved the account can be used to send transactions. See [use_case_txn_au
   Flags:
   - address: `string` - bench32 encoded account address
   - pubkey: `string` - bench32 encoded public key
-  - roles: `optional(string)` - comma-separated list of roles (supported roles: Vendor, TestHouse, ZBCertificationCenter, Trustee, NodeAdmin)
+  - roles: `optional(string)` - comma-separated list of roles (supported roles: Vendor, TestHouse, CertificationCenter, Trustee, NodeAdmin)
   - from: `string` - name or address of private key with which to sign
 
   Example: `dclcli tx auth propose-add-account --address=cosmos15ljvz60tfekhstz8lcyy0c9l8dys5qa2nnx4d7 --pubkey=cosmospub1addwnpepqtrnrp93hswlsrzvltc3n8z7hjg9dxuh3n4rkp2w2verwfr8yg27c95l4k3 --roles=Vendor,NodeAdmin --from=jack`
@@ -358,36 +358,36 @@ This step is needed for on-ledger certification use case only, see [use_cases_de
 
 The corresponding model and the test results must present on the ledger.
 
- Command: `dclcli tx compliance certify-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certification-type=<zb> --certification-date=<rfc3339 encoded date> --from=<account>`
+ Command: `dclcli tx compliance certify-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certificationType=<zb> --certificationDate=<rfc3339 encoded date> --from=<account>`
 
   Flags:
   - vid: `uint16` -  model vendor ID
   - pid: `uint16` -  model product ID
-  - certification-type: `string` -  certification type (zb` is the only supported value now)
-  - certification-date: `string` -  the date of model certification (rfc3339 encoded)
+  - certificationType: `string` -  certification type (zb` is the only supported value now)
+  - certificationDate: `string` -  the date of model certification (rfc3339 encoded)
   - from: `string` - name or address of private key with which to sign
   - reason: `optional(string)` -  an optional comment describing the reason of certification
 
-  Example: `dclcli tx compliance certify-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certification-type="zb" --certification-date="2020-04-16T06:04:57.05Z" --from=jack`
+  Example: `dclcli tx compliance certify-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certificationType="zb" --certificationDate="2020-04-16T06:04:57.05Z" --from=jack`
 
 ##### 2. Revoke certification for the device model with the given VID/PID
 This step can be used in either on-ledger certification use case
  ([use_cases_device_on_ledger_certification](use_cases/use_cases_device_on_ledger_certification.png))
   or off-ledger certification use case ([use_cases_device_off_ledger_certification](use_cases/use_cases_device_off_ledger_certification.png)).
 
-  Command: ` dclcli tx compliance revoke-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certification-type=<zb> --revocation-date=<rfc3339 encoded date> --from=<account>`
+  Command: ` dclcli tx compliance revoke-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certificationType=<zb> --revocationDate=<rfc3339 encoded date> --from=<account>`
 
   Flags:
   - vid: `uint16` -  model vendor ID
   - pid: `uint16` -  model product ID
-  - certification-type: `string` -  certification type (zb` is the only supported value now)
-  - revocation-date: `string` -  the date of model revocation (rfc3339 encoded)
+  - certificationType: `string` -  certification type (zb` is the only supported value now)
+  - revocationDate: `string` -  the date of model revocation (rfc3339 encoded)
   - from: `string` - name or address of private key with which to sign
   - reason: `optional(string)` -  an optional comment describing the reason of revocation
 
-  Example: `dclcli tx compliance revoke-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certification-type="zb" --revocation-date="2020-04-16T06:04:57.05Z" --from=jack`
+  Example: `dclcli tx compliance revoke-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certificationType="zb" --revocationDate="2020-04-16T06:04:57.05Z" --from=jack`
 
-  Example: `dclcli tx compliance revoke-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certification-type="zb" --revocation-date="2020-04-16T06:04:57.05Z" --reason "Some Reason" --from=jack`
+  Example: `dclcli tx compliance revoke-model --vid=1 --pid=1 --certificationType="zb" --revocationDate="2020-04-16T06:04:57.05Z" --reason "Some Reason" --from=jack`
 
 
 ## Node Admin Instructions (Setting up a new Validator Node)

docs/quickStartGuide.adoc

@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ $ $ dclcli query compliancetest test-result --vid=2020 --pid=10
 ==== Check Zigbee Certification Status
 [source,bash]
 ----
-$ dclcli query compliance certified-model --vid=2020 --pid=10 --certification-type="zb"
+$ dclcli query compliance certified-model --vid=2020 --pid=10 --certificationType="zb"
 `{
   "result": {
     "value": true

docs/transactions.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ an Account or sign the request.
     - Trustee
     - Vendor
     - TestHouse
-    - ZBCertificationCenter
+    - CertificationCenter
     - NodeAdmin   
 - All read (get) requests return the current `height` of the ledger in addition to the
 requested data. The `height` can be used to get a delta (changes) from the last state that the user has.
@@ -960,9 +960,9 @@ from the revocation list.
   - `2:<vid>` : `<compliance pids>`  
   - `3:<vid>` : `<revoked pids>`  
 - Who can send: 
-    - ZBCertificationCenter
+    - CertificationCenter
 - CLI command: 
-    -   `dclcli tx compliance certify-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certification-type=<zb> --certification-date=<rfc3339 encoded date> --from=<account> .... `
+    -   `dclcli tx compliance certify-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certificationType=<zb> --certificationDate=<rfc3339 encoded date> --from=<account> .... `
 - REST API: 
     -   PUT `/compliance/certified/vid/pid/certification_type`
 
@@ -990,9 +990,9 @@ is written on the ledger (`CERTIFY_MODEL` was called), or
   - `2:<vid>` : `<compliance pids>`  
   - `3:<vid>` : `<revocation pids>`  
 - Who can send: 
-    - ZBCertificationCenter
+    - CertificationCenter
 - CLI command: 
-    -   `dclcli tx compliance revoke-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certification-type=<zb> --revocation-date=<rfc3339 encoded date> --from=<account> .... `
+    -   `dclcli tx compliance revoke-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certificationType=<zb> --revocationDate=<rfc3339 encoded date> --from=<account> .... `
 - REST API: 
     -   PUT `/compliance/revoked/vid/pid/certification_type`    
 
@@ -1017,7 +1017,7 @@ You can use `GET_COMPLICE_INFO` method to get the whole compliance information.
     - `certification_type`: string - `zb` is the default and the only supported value now
     - `prev-height`: optional(bool) - query data from previous height to avoid delay linked to state proof verification
 - CLI command: 
-    -   `dclcli query compliance certified-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certification-type=<zb> .... `
+    -   `dclcli query compliance certified-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certificationType=<zb> .... `
 - REST API: 
     -   GET `/compliance/certified/vid/pid/certification_type`
 - Result
@@ -1050,7 +1050,7 @@ You can use `GET_COMPLICE_INFO` method to get the whole compliance information.
     - `certification_type`: string - `zb` is the default and the only supported value now
     - `prev-height`: optional(bool) - query data from previous height to avoid delay linked to state proof verification
 - CLI command: 
-    -   `dclcli query compliance revoked-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certification-type=<zb> .... `
+    -   `dclcli query compliance revoked-model --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certificationType=<zb> .... `
 - REST API: 
     -   GET `/compliance/revoked/vid/pid/certification_type`
 - Result:
@@ -1078,7 +1078,7 @@ This function responds with `NotFoundError` (404 code) if compliance information
     - `certification_type`: string - `zb` is the default and the only supported value now
     - `prev-height`: optional(bool) - query data from previous height to avoid delay linked to state proof verification
 - CLI command: 
-    -   `dclcli query compliance compliance-info --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certification-type=<zb> .... `
+    -   `dclcli query compliance compliance-info --vid=<uint16> --pid=<uint16> --certificationType=<zb> .... `
 - REST API: 
     -   GET `/compliance/vid/pid/certification_type`
 - Result: