Factern Demo application CVVerify using GraphQL and GraphiQL

What is this repository for?

This demo uses Factern for providing the GraphQL backend for an application called CVVerify which is a platform where job seekers can verify the claims they make on their CVs by providing public links to employers that are certified by credential providers (like universities, companies, etc.).

What do you need?

• Clone and build this repo
• Sign-up for a Factern login. See http://docs.factern.net/users-guide/ for acquiring a clientId, clientSecret and loginId.

To build:

• npm install

To bootstrap:

Use the clientId, clientSecret and login to generate a JWT using the instructions in the documentation. Use this JWT to bootstrap the credential provider account. The bootstrap script (bootstrap/index.js) produces a constants.json file that you should copy to the src/factern directory.

To run:

Set the clientId, clientSecret and login as environment variables CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET and LOGIN_ID that will be used by the GraphQL application. These values should belong to the same account that was used to bootstrap the credential provider account.

export CLIENT_ID='zYAKggrtvpGcP9nyIqa355c71gCTJReB'
export CLIENT_SECRET='<client_secret>'
export LOGIN_ID='00000000A22F0ECC0C4D9712D2F208B6CD7BD2E00D7783D5'

Start

• Start the GraphQL application using npm start -s

To use:

Open http://localhost:1337/graphiql

• Create a subject profile

mutation spc($input: SubjectProfileInput!, $auth: FacternAuthDetails!) {
 subjectProfileCreate(input: $input, auth: $auth) {
   id
 } 
}

The variables $input and $auth should be specified in the Query Variables section in the bottom of the GraphiQL console.

{
 "input": {
   "fullName": "John Smith",
   "mobile": "123-456-7890",
   "email": "jsmith@uwaterloo.ca",
   "address": "1 Erb St W, Waterloo, ON"
 },
 "auth": {
   "accessToken": "eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsImtpZCI6IlJqUXpORE01TWtRNFJqWkZNVEEwTnpFd01FVkRSREpHTVRSRk9UaEVPVU0xTURVeVJEZ3pPQSJ9.eyJodHRwczovL2FwaS5mYWN0ZXJuLmNvbS9hcHBfaWQiOiIwMDAwMDAwMDcyQ0MxREFBQUVDMUFEOUUyOTMyMUZDQjVGRjg2QjAxMUY4ODRBOTYiLCJpc3MiOiJodHRwczovL2ZhY3Rlcm4tdGVzdC5ldS5hdXRoMC5jb20vIiwic3ViIjoiTWxiVzFXejZ4cHJCQTRDYjNHaHBCWFlUQVM1WG1Mc1hAY2xpZW50cyIsImF1ZCI6Imh0dHBzOi8vYXBpLmZhY3Rlcm4uY29tIiwiaWF0IjoxNTI5MDg4MjIyLCJleHAiOjE1MjkxNzQ2MjIsImF6cCI6Ik1sYlcxV3o2eHByQkE0Q2IzR2hwQlhZVEFTNVhtTHNYIiwiZ3R5IjoiY2xpZW50LWNyZWRlbnRpYWxzIn0.3dXZGa5Ul-TPJUmf9fpFYhsVB7pRjvTY78n1LNRQ4xvswsgDO-mVYwPQr7eYOK8T4ZEdvllIhKgSVTDtHzw3joXaU0ZoGQ-NzpuDF-rmovj3zEtQGXU28eWMIOcJVMPkSM6FlR2xaz17SnhKIWMKZcqTxEyAYXMeVUNBbYLDVesmHCcG-qktyeI5BTAMprr3ONztH1L2f0VplxrOD-CV5UMabNvFu6qVe8WkfblGHsKjNwZ4zOyDo4qa_4QWLEZj7BgbPfy-MgtBZyYSTmvMstRqr55hgveo0Hx9rtBOwski6J7aNGqqpHezZC66Ow1Uz6rIC3PBLgmuygGYA8XD2Q",
   "login": "00000000DA85C2A323CF162568AFD162552B9F8AD14DAAA9"    
 }
}

Execute the mutation request, and the result will be a 192 bit Factern ID that identifies the subject (job seeker).

• The subject that was just created against login ID 00000000DA85C2A323CF162568AFD162552B9F8AD14DAAA9 can be queried using

query spg($auth: FacternAuthDetails!){
  subjectProfileGet(auth: $auth) {
    id
    fullName
    mobile
    email
    address
  }
}

For a full list of queries and mutations that are supported, opens the Docs side bar on GraphiQL.