SpruceKit
SpruceID
  • 🌲SpruceKit Introduction
    • Decentralized Identity Overview
    • Glossary
  • ⚡Quickstart
  • SpruceKit Mobile
    • SpruceKit Showcase App
      • Installation
      • Getting Started
      • Issue a Showcase Credential
      • Present a Showcase Credential
    • SpruceKit Mobile SDK
      • Introduction
      • Core Components
        • StorageManager
        • KeyManager
        • CredentialPack
        • Card
        • IsoMdlPresentation
        • mDocReader/IsomDLReader
        • Document Scanner
      • SpruceKit iOS SDK
        • Installation
        • Build a Wallet
          • Accept a W3C VC
          • Present a W3C VC
          • Present mDL in-person/offline
          • Present an mDL over the internet
        • Build a Verifier
          • Verify a W3C VC
          • Verify an mDL in-person/offline
          • Verify an mDL over the internet
      • SpruceKit Android SDK
        • Installation
        • Build a Wallet
          • Accept a W3C VC
          • Present a W3C VC
          • Present an mDL in-person/offline
          • Present an mDL over the internet
        • Build a Verifier
          • Verify a W3C VC
          • Verify an mDL in-person/offline
          • Verify an mDL over the internet
  • Verifiable Digital Credentials
    • ⚙️DIDKit
      • Installation
      • Core Concepts
      • DID Methods
      • Runtime Configuration
      • Specifications and Dependencies
      • Quickstart
      • DIDKit Packages
        • Command Line Interface
        • HTTP Server
        • Rust Crate
        • C Interface
        • Java and Android
        • Python
        • Javascript
      • DIDKit Examples
        • Core Functions (CLI)
        • Core Functions (HTTP)
        • did-web in minutes
        • Batch Generation & Verification
    • 🪪ISO mDL
      • Quickstart
      • Core Concepts
      • User Guide
  • Schema Definition Language
    • 🔗TreeLDR
      • TreeLDR Quickstart
        • First Schema
        • Compilation into JSON Schema
        • Compilation into JSON-LD Context
        • Writing a Layout
        • Simple Rust Integration
      • Types
        • Literal Types
      • Layouts
        • Primitive Layouts
        • Literal Layouts
        • Enumeration
        • Array Layout
        • References
      • Compiling
        • Schema Definition Formats
          • JSON Schema
          • JSON-LD Context
          • Resource Description Framework (RDF)
        • Programming Languages
          • Compiling to Rust
      • RDF Vocabulary
      • 💡TreeLDR Basics
        • Types and Layouts
        • Properties
        • Syntax
  • Witness for Credential Claims
    • 🔭Rebase
      • Core Library
      • Rust Client/Witness SDK
      • WASM Client SDK
      • Simple "Basic Post" Schema
      • DNS Witness Flow Schema
  • References
    • Contributing
    • Code of Conduct
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We're always open to accepting patches, feature upgrades, and adapters that can make our open-source software better. To make contributions, there are just a few small guidelines you need to follow.

Contributor License Agreement

Contributions to Spruce's OS projects must be accompanied by a Contributor License Agreement. We use to verify and sign CLAs for each PR. (Don't worry about signing a CLA just for documentation bugs and requests, those are not licensed the same way as our software releases).

By signing a "CLA", you (and/or your employer) retain all copyrights to your contribution; this simply gives us permission to use and redistribute your contributions as part of the project and, if necessary, update the project's licensing without having to track down all contributors for explicit consent.

Please check with your employer, counsel, or HR staff if you have any questions about what you are signing or on whose behalf. Do not sign an individual CLA unless you are certain it does not contradict a pre-existing contract with your employer.

If you have any questions or if you would like to sign a CLA for your Github organization, please reach out to: oss@spruceid.com.

Code Reviews

All submissions, including submissions by full-time Spruce employees, require review. We use GitHub pull requests for this purpose. Consult for more information on using pull requests. You may tag outside reviewers, but a review by Spruce is still the condition of acceptance.

Code of Conduct

All our OS projects follow Spruce's overall Code of Conduct

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