Docker Jolocom Interactions Demo

This is a demo of all interactions supported by the JolocomSDK. There is a React based frontend, and a Hapi based backend integrated with the JolocomSDK. It is meant to be used with the Jolocom SmartWallet

A hosted version of this demo is available at https://interxns.jolocom.io

Development Instructions

The docker-compose.yml provided is not suitable for development purposes, but rather for deployment. For development please run the components manually as described below

Service Agent (Backend)

This requires an LTS version of Node: 10 or 12 or 14

The service_agent needs to know its "public" facing "host:port" address to be able to embed it in the interaction tokens, such that the SmartWallet can find the agent.

To successfully go through the demo while running locally, change the SERVICE_HOSTPORT environment variable that is used in the yarn start command below, to a value that the mobile phone can access, probably the LAN IP address of the computer that is running the service_agent, assuming the test SmartWallet is on the same LAN

cd service_agent
yarn install
SERVICE_HOSTPORT="192.168.1.42:9000" yarn start

React App (Frontend)

In another terminal:

cd frontend
yarn install
yarn start

Visit the frontend development server at http://localhost:3000 and open the Web Console to see debugging output

Usage with the SmartWallet

The SmartWallet release builds require HTTPS connections, and cannot use plain HTTP. To use this demo without SSL certificates (which is the case if running in development) please use a staging build of the SmartWallet on Android, available for download here: https://jolocom.io/wp-content/uploads/smartwallet/smartwallet-staging-1.11.1.apk

Production Deployment instructions

This demo is not suitable for any sort of "production" deployment, besides use as a demo.

The repo comes with a docker-compose.yml that is suitable for deployment accompanied by https://github.com/jolocom/docker-nginx-proxy which automatically adds HTTPS support by issuing SSL certificates through letsencrypt.org

The configuration for the domain is taken from environment variables in docker-compose.yml