Local Setup

Inji Certify is a robust platform that enables issuers to connect with an existing Credential Registry to issue verifiable credentials. Issuers can configure credential schemas for various types of certificates they wish to issue. Certificates are generated in JSON-LD format as per the W3C Verifiable Credentials (VC) v1.1 standard.

This guide is designed to help developers set up Inji Certify in their local environment, providing detailed instructions to replicate the platform's functionality for development or testing purposes.

1. Getting Started

To begin, visit the Inji Certify repository on GitHub:

• Repository Link: Inji Certify Repository

The repository contains all the necessary files and instructions to set up Inji Certify on your local machine.

2. Prerequisites

Before proceeding with the installation, ensure you have the following installed:

• Docker (26.0.0)

• Docker Compose (2.25)

• Git bash shell to run the scripts, if on Windows

• GNU sed installed, if on Mac

• A URL to host your DID for verifying VCs(Verifiable Credentials) can use GitHub pages here or any other self-hosted server which is highly available for use by verifiers.

Please visit the Pre-requisites section in the ReadME file to explore in detail.

3. Installation and Setup

The setup involves deploying Inji Certify using Docker Compose. Follow the steps given in the README file within the Inji Certify repository.

4. Explore Inji Certify

Once the setup is complete, you can start exploring the functionality of Inji Certify:

• Configure Credential Schemas: Set up schemas for various types of certificates you wish to issue.

• Interact with the System: Test the issuance and management of credentials through our reference platform Inji Web. Please click here to explore the steps!

For additional configuration and usage instructions, consult the documentation included in the repository.

5. Explore the APIs

To explore all the available APIs of Inji Certify, refer to the API documentation provided within the platform. This will allow you to interact with the various endpoints and understand their functionality in detail.

6. Additional Resources

For further insights and guidance on using Inji Certify effectively, refer to the following:

• Comprehensive Documentation: Available within the repository’s README file.
• Support: Engage with the developer MOSIP community or seek support for any issues encountered during the setup.