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credport-react

v0.1.1

Published

Drop-in React components to gate any dApp on a Midnight identity credential. Prove name and age with a single verified result, never the underlying data.

Readme

credport-react

Drop-in identity gating for any React app, powered by a reusable zero-knowledge credential on Midnight.

A user verifies their identity once with an issuer and holds the credential privately. Your app asks them to prove a fact (name matches, age is at least N) and receives only a verified result. The name and birthdate are never disclosed.

npm

npm install credport-react credport

The five-line integration

import { ProveAgeGate } from 'credport-react';

<ProveAgeGate
  contractAddress={CONTRACT}   // one deployment serves every app
  connect={connectWallet}      // returns Midnight.js providers for the wallet
  threshold={18}
>
  <MembersOnly />              {/* shown only on a verified result */}
</ProveAgeGate>;

connect is your wallet wiring. It returns the Midnight.js providers (indexer, proof server, wallet) for the connected Lace or 1AM wallet. See credport and the repository for the provider recipe.

Headless hook

import { useCredport } from 'credport-react';

function Gate() {
  const zk = useCredport({ contractAddress, connect, threshold: 18 });
  return zk.status === 'verified'
    ? <SecretContent />
    : <button onClick={() => zk.proveAgeOver()} disabled={zk.status === 'proving'}>
        {zk.status === 'proving' ? 'Proving' : 'Prove 18+'}
      </button>;
}

useCredport returns { status, error, result, isReady, ready, proveAgeOver, reset }, where status moves through idle, connecting, ready, proving, and verified or rejected.

Why it is composable

The credential contract is deployed once and is a network-wide primitive. Any number of apps import this package, point at the same contractAddress, and gate on a verified result, with no wallet and no user data on the verifying side. Verify once, prove anywhere.

Apache-2.0.