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IBM-Blockchain-Identity / indy-ssivc-tutorial

A turnkey, Docker-based tutorial for help developers get acquainted with Self-Sovereign Identity and Verifiable Credentials.
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No Flow diagram and Register Button on Screen #33

Open kctam opened 5 years ago

kctam commented 5 years ago

After I succeed in build (taking hours), I start the von-network, TheOrgBook and finally Permitive. All containers are up and running. I can see http://localhost:9000 on the von-network. But when I access http://localhost:8080, the IW screen shows "Indy World Demo... Apply for a loan", then "Find a person" with search. There is no flow diagram and the register button.

doyajii1 commented 5 years ago

I do have same problem. I have ran build on osx, and changed "localize-router" value from "tob-web/package.json". @kctam have you find solution to fix it?

LorenzLoesch commented 5 years ago

I do have same problem. I have ran build on osx, and changed "localize-router" value from "tob-web/package.json". @kctam have you find solution to fix it?

same situation ... any update?

kctam commented 5 years ago

I somehow gave up working on this, as I know more are having this problem. Anyway, I do find two other "demo" in case you are interested to follow. One is the Linux Foundation LFS171x, which has a demo with UI. Not 100% as what this repos is doing, but good enough showing the interaction with the three parties (Alice, Faber and Acme). I tried it and it works well. Another is from indy-dev. This one doesn't come with UI but the python code implements the whole story with good logging information. Also there is a "getting start" guide largely on this demo.

igogrek commented 5 years ago

Same for me - wasn't able to get to registration page/see diagram (with same fix for "localize-router").

Seems that this project was evolved/forked to https://github.com/bcgov/TheOrgBook (at least this repo version does work), you can find VON quick start link there and it really works as a whole (VON, OrgBook, dFlow). But it is quite different from screenshots in this repo so it seem to be reworked a lot.

I've also tried playing around with router version from this working repo above in this one with no luck.

@kctam can you provide a link to the Linux Foundation LFS171x repos? Couldn't find them.

kctam commented 5 years ago

@Igogrek Here is the link: https://github.com/hyperledger/education. Detail instruction inside LFS171x/indy-material/nodejs/

doyajii1 commented 5 years ago

@Igogrek thank you for the info and @kctam thank you for the link