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// ledger.js
import ProofBuilder from "./proof.js";
/**
* Generates a signed proof after a user has been validated by ledger.
*
* @param {object} data - The random data to be used for unique proof generation.
* @param {string} ledgerProof - The Ledger proof that verifies the success of the verification.
* @returns {Promise<object|null>} - The generated validator signed proof object, or null if the human verification fails.
*/
async function generateProof(data, ledgerProof) {
// Ledger verification logic
// The parameters required to be passed into the generateProof() function to validate the humanity might
// be different for each validator. These parameters are deduced from the verification process.
// For the Ledger validator, we assume that human verification is successful (set to true as a placeholder).
// In a real-world implementation, this should be replaced with the actual verification logic.
const humanHasBeenVerified = true; // Placeholder: Replace with actual verification logic.
if (!humanHasBeenVerified) {
return null;
}
// If the verification process is successful, a signed proof will be generated.
// See ./proof.js for the implementation details.
const proof = await ProofBuilder(data);
return proof;
}
export default {
generateProof,
};