quick start

This page is designed to provide a quick start in using the Token Negotiator, with the demo examples.

Before following these steps, please ensure you have Node Js installed on your computer (https://nodejs.org/).

This guide will provide two working versions of how Token Negotiation can be done (served on your local computer).

1. First download this repository which contains various examples and the source code

https://github.com/TokenScript/token-negotiator-examples

example websites:

• hotel-bogota-active-negotiation-website (example website)
• hotel-bogota-passive-negotiation-website (example website)
• ticket-issuer-website (example website)

token issuer websites:

• token-outlet-website
• token-overlay-website

The websites show how tokens can be consumed, where the token issuer websites are required by the token issuer to provide communication of the tokens to connected clients. These steps enable token negotiation of tokens as a client side solution (no backend required).

2. Next, within each of the website directories

run npm i to install all of their dependancies. run npm run start to start them up.

3. First, navigate to the ticket issuer example in a browser and select a token

This emulates 'magic link' and stores a token locally in your browser.

4. You should now see the selected token/ticket in view

5. Next, navigate to the hotel bogota examples and interact with the website to see how the token can be applied

See the TokenProvider.js inside the active version and the App.js inside the passive version to examine the integration flows.

Issues

Please log any issues directly related to the examples here:

https://github.com/TokenScript/token-negotiator-examples

Please ensure to look at the README's inside each of the examples to help debug any issues faced.

Thanks for your support towards development of this technology.

Usage

NPM Package

Support

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