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televerse-ec-did-suite

v0.1.14

Published

a day ago

Televerse EC DID Suite

Downloads

388

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MetaMask Televerse Auth

Televerse End Customer Decentralized Identity Suite

Overview

This snap is required to login to a Televerse Service Provider Portal as an End Customer.

Development Notes

To set up the project, run the following commands:

pnpm i --frozen-lockfile --ignore-workspace
pnpm build
pnpm serve

Arbitrary EC Client

Televerse EC DID Suite Snap Distribution

Putting our snap onto NPM is easy. Getting the metamask snap to use it is not because of the permissions our snap requires.

Instead, arbitrary clients need to run the snap locally at http://localhost:8080

After pnpm build run:

pnpm makeZip

Then copy and unzip the resulting snap.zip to the client, install pnpm and run:

pnpm prodInstall
pnpm serve

Notes

Snap In order to invoke the @hashgraph/sdk within the MM Snap post-processing of the dist/snap.js bundle is required. This post processing polyfills and replaces code that is not Secure ECMAScript compliant, or which is otherwise unsupported within a browser like environment.