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@proveit/open-verifier

v0.1.1

Published

Self-contained verifier for public ProveIT verification records.

Downloads

226

Readme

@proveit/open-verifier

Self-contained verifier for public ProveIT verification records.

This package validates the public GET /api/v1/verify/{id} contract, checks that the user-facing word code is derived from the published SHA-256 file hash, and can download the original proof asset to confirm its bytes hash to file_hash.

Install

npm install
npm run build

CLI

npm run build
node dist/cli.js https://proveit-app.com/verify/{id}
node dist/cli.js {id} --api-base=https://proveit-app.com
node dist/cli.js ../verification-contract/fixtures/primary.json --skip-download

The CLI exits non-zero when an error-level verification check fails.

Library

import { verifyPayload, verifyRemoteVerification } from '@proveit/open-verifier';

const report = await verifyRemoteVerification({
  id: 'capture-id',
  apiBase: 'https://proveit-app.com',
});

console.log(report.status, report.checks);

Scope

This package verifies public, portable facts:

  • public JSON shape
  • verified and verification_status consistency
  • SHA-256 hash format
  • persisted word-code derivation
  • absence of legacy HMAC checks in public proof records
  • C2PA public metadata presence when enabled
  • optional original-file download hash
  • optional blockchain consistency fields

It does not need database access, Supabase credentials, app secrets, or backend source imports.