A proof-of-concept for SSI-oriented, on-chain access control. Smart contract managed roles, based on anonymous credentials that combine verifiable credentials and zero-knowledge proof systems.
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Install jq
Ubuntu
sudo apt-get install jq
Brew (Mac)
brew install jq
Choco (Windows)
choco install jq -y
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Build the Bazel targets.
make build
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Install the Node.js dependencies.
pnpm install
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Create your .env file for each service in ./usecase/:
cp .env.example .env
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Spin up the required instances for ./usecase/:
cd ./usecase && docker compose up -d
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Run the usecase services.
make run-accreditation_body make run-verification_body make run-project_operator
A sample policy supplier_agreement.zok with verification function is already created.
From root dir, start a docker container for zokrates cli
./dev/zokrates/run_docker.sh
Generate required sample zk artifacts
./app/setup.sh <path_to_code_file> <path_to_out_dir> <witness_args>
For example for the provided component supplier
./app/setup.sh /app/usecase/component_supplier/code/supplier_agreement.zok /app/usecase/component_supplier/gen 2 4
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