DigdirCamp 2021
Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) gives individuals control of their digital identities. SSI came as a counter-reaction to the information gathering performed by large platforms such as Facebook and Google. In SSI the user is in full control, and the user can decide by himself/herself which information is being shared with others and for how long. The SSI ecosystem consists of four actors; issuer, holder and its digital wallet, verifier and verifiable data registry (VDR). In this project we have implemented an alternative of these actors:
The following sequence diagrams shows the series of events from initializing a wallet to retrieving a proof and sending it to a service for verification.
Requires onboarding (1).
Requires a proof (2).
This project requires
Start with cloning the project:
git clone https://github.com/felleslosninger/digdir-camp-2021-VC.git
cd issuer
mvn spring-boot:run
If there are problems with saving to file, change the PATH in the java classes in storage package.
cd wallet/wallet-app
npm install
npm start
cd verifier/verifier-app
npm install
npm start
cd verifier
mvn spring-boot:run
- Log in with ID-porten, using the localhost:8083/protectedpage url (issuer spring-boot).
- Scan the QR code with the react native application (wallet react-native app).
- Go to verifier frontend (verifier react app whith the verifier spring-boot running).
- Scan the QR code there with the react native-app (wallet), then check if you are verified. You need to fetch the correct VC to be able to be verified.
After going to protectedpage, you will be redirected to a https site, wich we don't have support for. After landing at a "Site doesn't support secured connections", remove the 's' in 'https' to continue.
- Jon Ramvi and Robin Pedersen at Symfoni AS
- Snorre Lothar von Gohren Edwin at DIN