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Fancy getting started guide...
Understand the Concept - see https://docs.verus.io/vdxf/#implementation
VDXF Keys are an unique iaddress that when found by applications tell the software what to do with the data. e.g. if you have a JSON object like this
The verusid-ts-client is installed using yarn CLI.
Attestations on Verus are very easy as all the signing and creation of the objects is handled by the daemon.
Fancy getting started guide...
Verus ID's have the ability to hold upto ~ 4kb data in a special area called the contentmap. This is a map where data is stored like this:
To store data on chain it is by default stored encrypted so to encrypt it on chain you need a Z address. To store a PDF you can do the following.
Ejulioano's guide to launching curency
Fancy getting started guide...
This guide will show you how to connect to your own personal vrsctest container so you can run tests. Akin to using ganache.