A Sphereon SSI-SDK
plugin to create an QR codes for SIOPv2/OpenID4VP
, DIDCommv2
and OpenID4VCI
.
Next to the above specific QR types, of course you can also generate generic QR codes with this package.
It is tailored towards React and React-Native but also provides textual representations.
yarn add @sphereon/ssi-sdk.qr-code-generator
yarn build
The usage scenario will include the plugin code to be integrated in the client code. A party will be requesting the recipient to either:
- authenticate itself to the requester
- inviting the issuer to issue a credential
import { QrCodeProvider } from '@sphereon/ssi-sdk.qr-code-generator'
// Include in the interface
// const agent = createAgent<... QrCodeProvider>
plugins: [...new QrCodeProvider()]
import { WaciOobProps } from '@sphereon/ssi-sdk.qr-code-generator'
function getOobQrCodeProps(): QRRenderingProps {
return {
baseUrl: 'https://example.com/?oob=',
type: QRType.SIOPV2,
id: '599f3638-b563-4937-9487-dfe55099d900',
from: 'did:key:zrfdjkgfjgfdjk',
object: {
goalCode: GoalCode.STREAMLINED_VP,
accept: [AcceptMode.SIOPV2_WITH_OIDC4VP],
},
onGenerate: (oobQRProps: QRRenderingProps, payload: WaciOobProps) => {
console.log(payload)
},
bgColor: 'white',
fgColor: 'black',
level: 'L',
size: 128,
title: 'title2021120903',
}
}
delegateCreateOobQRCode = () => {
let qrCode = createQrCode(this.getOobQrCodeProps())
return qrCode.then((qrCodeResolved) => {
return qrCodeResolved
})
}
On generate gives the following (example) output
{
"type": "openid",
"id": "599f3638-b563-4937-9487-dfe55099d900",
"from": "did:key:zrfdjkgfjgfdjk",
"object": {
"goal-code": "streamlined-vp",
"accept": ["siopv2+oidc4vp"]
}
}
If you want to create the payload manually and want to do serialization yourself you can use:
const payload = DidCommOutOfBandMessage.createPayload(getOobQrCodeProps())
const encoded = DidCommOutOfBandMessage.urlEncode(payload)
const url = oobQRProps.baseUrl + encoded
console.log(url) // https://example.com/?oob=eyJ0eXBlIjoic2lvcHYyIiwiaWQiOiI1OTlmMzYzOC1iNTYzLTQ5MzctOTQ4Ny1kZmU1NTA5OWQ5MDAiLCJmcm9tIjoiZGlkOmtleTp6cmZkamtnZmpnZmRqayIsImJvZHkiOnsiZ29hbC1jb2RlIjoic3RyZWFtbGluZWQtdnAiLCJhY2NlcHQiOlsic2lvcHYyK29pZGM0dnAiXX19
<View>
//...
{this.delegateCreateOobQRCode()}
</View>
This is the credential offer
export const credentialOffer = JSON.stringify({
credential_issuer: 'https://credential-issuer.example.com',
credentials: [
'UniversityDegree_JWT',
{
format: 'mso_mdoc',
doctype: 'org.iso.18013.5.1.mDL',
},
],
grants: {
authorization_code: {
issuer_state: 'eyJhbGciOiJSU0Et...FYUaBy',
},
'urn:ietf:params:oauth:grant-type:pre-authorized_code': {
'pre-authorized_code': 'adhjhdjajkdkhjhdj',
user_pin_required: true,
},
},
})
It needs to be assigned to the credentialOffer field in the data scheme. The same can be
done using a reference, this will require to use the credentialOfferUri property and assign
the uri of the credential offer to it. Notice that the scheme defaults to openid-credential-offer
and baseUri is optional.
const openid4vcObjectValue: OpenID4VCIDataWithScheme = {
scheme: 'https',
baseUri: 'test.com/credential-offer',
credentialOffer,
}
Now the data scheme needs to be added to the QR code data
const openid4vciDataValue: QRData<QRType.OpenID4VCI, OpenID4VCIDataWithScheme> = {
object: openid4vcObjectValue,
type: QRType.OpenID4VCI,
id: '568',
}
So the QR code can be generated
export const openid4vciCreateValue: CreateValueArgs<QRType.OpenID4VCI, OpenID4VCIDataWithScheme> = {
data: openid4vciDataValue,
onGenerate: (result: ValueResult<QRType.OpenID4VCI, OpenID4VCIDataWithScheme>) => {
console.log(result, null, 2)
},
}
And eventually added to an app
export const openid4vciCreateElement: CreateElementArgs<QRType.OpenID4VCI, OpenID4VCIDataWithScheme> = {
data: openid4vciDataValue,
renderingProps,
onGenerate: (result: ValueResult<QRType.OpenID4VCI, OpenID4VCIDataWithScheme>) => {
render(<div data-testid="test-div-openid4vci">{result.data.object.credentialOffer}</div>)
console.log(result.value)
},
}