Run UniCore from this branch. At the moment this branch only allows UniMe to return data signed using Es256.
Use Postman collection to generate a credential offer QR-code (/v1/credentials + /v1/offers)
Scan the QR-code with UniMe to receive the credential
Use Postman collection to generate a presentation request (/v1/authorization_requests)
Scan the QR-code again and accept, UniCore will successfully validate the Authorization Response
Optional: in order to validate that this solution also works for the DID Key Method, in UniMe's dev mode go to App settings > DID management and select did:key. then repeat steps 4-5.
Definition of Done checklist
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Description of change
See title
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Links to any relevant issues
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How the change has been tested
Manually tested against https://github.com/impierce/ssi-agent/pull/57
How to test:
Es256
./v1/credentials
+/v1/offers
)/v1/authorization_requests
)did:key
. then repeat steps 4-5.Definition of Done checklist
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to the boxes that are relevant to your changes.