I am following youtube video discussing local setup. It’s a month old video and they have used ngrok and proxy for local setup. I followed the video as instructed but got stuck at a point. For proxy, they have build docker image using Dockerfile present in inji-web-proxy folder which is not available in github repo. So I am stuck there. Even if I try to connect inji-web to mimoto directly, it does not give issuers list and gives cors error.
This is my first issue, regarding which I would like to request MOSIP community to provide an updated setup guide. My other concern is, I need guidance regarding integrating inji wallet with some other system where I could import those VCs.
If anything answering these concerns is already available, please share that resource.
Dear @Vidyaranya_Gavai ,
Welcome to the community and thank you for reaching out, Let me ask one of our expert colleagues to look into your query and help you with it.
Best Regards
Team MOSIP
Hi @Vidyaranya_Gavai,
Yes, the video you’re referring to is the correct one. We used the inji-web-proxy in the demo to build the proxy Docker image and to avoid CORS errors. However, it wasn’t part of the previous release, which is why you don’t see it in the master branch.
Last week, we made some enhancements and removed the dependency on inji-web-proxy. You can find the latest working changes in the release-0.11.x branch.
If you still prefer to use the inji-web-proxy, you can check the develop branch, but please note that it may be a bit unstable due to ongoing development.
Regarding the integration of the Inji Wallet with other systems that issue VC, we can add it as a new issuer in Mimoto, allowing the wallet to access and download the VC. For instructions on how to add a new issuer and its configuration, you can refer to this guide.
Let me know if you need further assistance!
Thank you @swatigoel ma’am!
I will check out the branch. As for the 2nd concern, I need to integrate the wallet not with an issuer system but a system that will import those VCs from the wallet.
Hi @Vidyaranya_Gavai,
Currently, we don’t have a feature for exporting VCs directly from the wallet. Each downloaded VC contains a QR code on its details page. Another system that needs to import the VC can scan this QR code to retrieve the VC data. However, since the QR code encodes the VC, the system must be capable of decoding it to extract the VC information.
You can refer to the PixelPass library for more details on how the QR code is generated.
In addition, we do offer the option to share the VC’s QR code via email, WhatsApp, and other channels.
Thanks & Regards,
Team MOSIP