docs: Presentation Exchange - adds samples #2437
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| "https://www.w3.org/2018/credentials/v1" | ||
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| "age": true, |
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This is a different claim than the one originally issued (by the Issuer). This new claim is not covered by cryptographic proof from the Issuer; it is unverifiable.
How will this work in practice?
| 1. This example demonstrates `predicate` and `limit_disclosure` usage. | ||
| The `presentation definition` below requires field `age` to be greater or equal to 18. | ||
| Also, we have `limit_disclosure=true` which requires that output data is limited to the entries specified in the `fields` property. | ||
| The `predicate` means that the result should be expressed as a boolean value. |
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The
predicatemeans that the result should be expressed as a boolean value.
This is a misunderstanding of the spec. The predicate is just criteria that the credential submitted in the presentation must satisfy. It is not a transformation function.
Adds Presentation Exchange samples.
Signed-off-by: Andrii Soluk isoluchok@gmail.com