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An implementation of a non-interactive proof of knowledge of discrete log. Specifically, Schnorr's protocol (interactive, PoK of discete log) is made non-interactive and fully ZK through the Fiat-Shamir transform.
Given a group $G$ of prime-order $q$ and generator $g$, Alice wants to prove to Bob that she knows $x$ such that $u = g^x$, where both parties know $u$. For more details on the protocol, please see these notes. Ristretto was used for the prime-order group.