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Bakery for OBv3 #586
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I'm not aware of any open source tool that directly extracts OBv3. I personally use https://www.npmjs.com/package/png-itxt for PNG baked OBv3. It's a command line utility, though |
Hi @kayaelle, I've also used https://www.nayuki.io/page/png-file-chunk-inspector But if you need help otherwise on the Credly implementation please feel free to reach out to me at [email protected]. During our implementation of OB 3.0 download I did attempt to import a badge (after pulling out the JSON-LD) into LCW, see here: |
Thanks, @xaviaracil & @ahripak! I found an online one to test with and got the same results as Alex. DCC will add eddsa-rdfc-2022 capabilities to LCW and VerifierPlus. The png extractor libraries are a good holdover but we should also investigate unbaking svgs. I believe the old Mozilla bakery did accommodate svg but not positive. @ahripak - ideally, a badge could be shared to a wallet without baking. It would make it a lot easier for the users. I'll reach out to you to explore. Thanks! |
Does anyone know of open-source software or a hosted software that can un-bake an OBv3? I have a colleague who has downloaded her OBv3 badge from Credly and I'm guessing that it is a baked png. We'd like to view the source and see if it can be added to the LCW.
Thanks!
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