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@infrix/widgets-webcomponent

v0.1.0

Published

Framework-neutral Web Components for embedding Infrix proof verification — verified in-browser, no node trust, no React required.

Readme

@infrix/widgets-webcomponent

Framework-neutral Web Components for embedding Infrix proof verification — verified in-browser, no node trust, no React required.

npm install @infrix/widgets-webcomponent
import '@infrix/widgets-webcomponent'; // registers the elements
<infrix-proof-receipt src="/proof.infrix.json"></infrix-proof-receipt>
<infrix-verify-button src="/proof.infrix.json" label="Verify"></infrix-verify-button>

Both elements emit verify (with the result in event.detail) and error events. Attributes: src (proof URL), l0 (opt-in live-L0 backend URL), theme (light/dark/auto), variant (full/compact), label. You can also set a .bundle property in JS instead of src.

CDN

A single self-contained ESM bundle registers the elements:

<script type="module"
  src="https://cdn.infrix.dev/widgets/infrix-widgets.js"
  integrity="sha384-…"
  crossorigin="anonymous"></script>

<infrix-proof-receipt src="/proof.infrix.json"></infrix-proof-receipt>

Subresource Integrity (SRI)

Always pin the bundle with an integrity hash so a tampered CDN file is rejected. The build computes it for you:

npm run build
# prints:  Subresource Integrity: integrity="sha384-…"
# and writes dist/infrix-widgets.js.sri

Copy that exact sha384-… value into the <script integrity="…"> attribute and add crossorigin="anonymous". Re-generate it whenever you publish a new bundle.

Honest by construction

Same guarantees as @infrix/widgets: verification runs in the browser, nothing leaves the page unless you pass an l0 endpoint, an offline verdict is never inflated to L4 ("Locally verified. Live L0 not checked."), and no green badge appears unless it was earned. Untrusted proof fields are escaped before rendering.