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Waardepapieren

This project provides a full implementation example of how Discipl components can be used to issue and verify claims. In particular, how municipalities can issue

Running

The easiest way to run is using docker-compose:

This will start 3 applications:

  • clerk-frontend
  • waardepapieren-service, with embedded ephemeral-server
  • nlx-mock, which is an nlx-outway that provides access to a mock BRP service

Note that the nlx-mock and waardepapieren-service need a valid certificate for the demo NLX environment.

  1. Generate certificates as described here, and place the org.key and org.crt files at ./waardepapieren-service/system-test/certs/ and just org.crt at ./clerk-frontend/public/certs/
  2. Run docker-compose up

Alternatively, you can use an offline mock, which replicates the NLX environment.

  1. Run docker-compose -f docker-compose-travis.yml up

Running validator

The validator app is made with Expo, which is a free and open-source react-native framework for mobile development. to run this on a mobile device, the expo-cli tool is required. to install this, run:

$npm install -g expo-cli

connect to the same network without firewall restrictions (if all else fails, starting an hotspot on your mobile device and connecting to it usually works). In the folder "validator-frontend", issue the command:

$expo start

wait till the program has fully loaded and scan the QR code in the left bottom corner, with the Expo-app for Android or IOS.