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aadhaar-react-scanner

v1.0.0

Published

Pure JS local Aadhaar QR parsing, JP2 decoding, and 3D React UI

Readme

Aadhaar React Scanner

A pure Javascript, zero-backend, client-side library to decode Aadhaar Secure QR codes, extract biometric JP2 photos, cryptographically verify UIDAI signatures, and render a beautiful 3D virtual identity card.

Features

  • Local Decoding: Decodes the massive Aadhaar integer strings into raw demographic data completely offline.
  • JP2 Photo Extraction: The only JS library that natively decodes the embedded JPEG 2000 biometric photo into a web-friendly PNG entirely in the browser using HTML5 Canvas.
  • UIDAI Cryptographic Verification: Uses the Web Crypto API to automatically verify the 256-byte RSA signature against the historical database of official UIDAI public keys.
  • Backward Compatible: Supports parsing older XML-format Aadhaar QR codes out of the box.
  • 3D React UI: Comes with a hyper-realistic, glare-enabled, interactive 3D Aadhaar Card component.

Installation

npm install aadhaar-react-scanner

Usage

1. Decoding the QR Data

Pass the raw QR string (either the massive integer or the old XML string) directly into the decoder.

import { decodeAadhaarQR } from 'aadhaar-react-scanner';

const rawQrString = "697941..."; // Scanned from the QR code

const verify = async () => {
  const result = await decodeAadhaarQR(rawQrString);
  
  if (result.success) {
    console.log("Resident Name:", result.data.name);
    console.log("Valid Signature?", result.data.signature_valid);
  } else {
    console.error("Failed to decode:", result.error);
  }
}

2. Displaying the 3D Card

If the decode is successful, pass the data directly into the React component to render a stunning virtual card.

import { VirtualAadhaarCard } from 'aadhaar-react-scanner';

function MyVerificationPage() {
  // Assuming 'result.data' from decodeAadhaarQR
  return <VirtualAadhaarCard data={result.data} />;
}

Security

This library is entirely client-side. No data is ever transmitted to any external servers. The cryptographic signature verification ensures that any manipulated QR data is immediately flagged as a Signature Mismatch.

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