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CLI | Command Line Interface
Manage keys, DIDs, issue Verifiable Credentials, and verify them using the SSI-Kit command line tool.
Choose between a Docker or a JVM-based runtime.
Docker
Local
Make sure you have Docker build environment installed on your machine.
- 1.Pulling the project directly from DockerHub
docker pull waltid/ssikit
2. Setting and alias for convenience
alias ssikit="docker container run -p 7000-7004:7000-7004 -itv $(pwd)/data:/app/data docker.io/waltid/ssikit"
3. Getting an overview of the commands and options available
ssikit -h
Make sure you have a JDK 16+ build environment including Gradle installed on your machine.
- 1.Clone the project
git clone https://github.com/walt-id/waltid-ssikit.git
2. Change the folder
cd waltid-ssikit/
3. Run the project
The first time you run the command you will be asked to built the project. You can confirm the prompt.
./ssikit.sh -h
You will now see an overview of all the different commands and options available.
4. Set an alias
To make it more convient to use, you can also set an alias as follows for the wrapper script:
alias ssikit="./ssikit.sh"
5. Get the overview again
ssikit -h
If you want to get a more detailed overview of the options provided for building the project on your machine, please refer to building the project.
For debug infos add "-v" e.g.:
ssikit -v
ssikit -v did create
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