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This is the result shown when i download cert-web-component, is it suppose to show certificate there? I run the command
$ bower install blockchain-certificate --save
Then redirect the url to the location of the demo/index.html. But web-component does not show up. am i missing any of the step? Only the html words show up.
Here’s how you can render a locally hosted Blockcert.
The element
Locally hosted valid certificate
This demonstrates verifying a locally-hosted Blockcert.
Locally hosted revoked certificate
This demonstrates the verification behavior if a Blockcert is revoked.
blockchain-certificate demo - externally hosted file
You can also render a certificate hosted by another issuer. If they’ve set up their CORS configuration to allow external hosting, it’ll just look like above. If not, then it will show a short message and a link to the hosted certificate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Before investigating any further, please be aware that this repository is not actively being supported anymore. If you wish to render & verify a Blockcerts certificate, check out the more recent <blockcerts-verifier> component here: https://github.com/blockchain-certificates/blockcerts-verifier
This one is actively maintained and offers a better API that its predecessor, as well as unit & functional tests, a better documentation, etc...
This is the result shown when i download cert-web-component, is it suppose to show certificate there? I run the command
$ bower install blockchain-certificate --save
Then redirect the url to the location of the demo/index.html. But web-component does not show up. am i missing any of the step? Only the html words show up.
Basic blockchain-certificate demo - locally hosted file
Here’s how you can render a locally hosted Blockcert.
The element
Locally hosted valid certificate
This demonstrates verifying a locally-hosted Blockcert.
Locally hosted revoked certificate
This demonstrates the verification behavior if a Blockcert is revoked.
blockchain-certificate demo - externally hosted file
You can also render a certificate hosted by another issuer. If they’ve set up their CORS configuration to allow external hosting, it’ll just look like above. If not, then it will show a short message and a link to the hosted certificate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: