Getting started

You can run the following Docker Compose to start a pre-configured instance of UniCore on your local machine.

Local connections

If you want an identity wallet (such as UniMe) to connect to your local UniCore, you need to adjust the UNICORE__URL environment variable to match the IP address of your machine on your local network.

compose.yaml

name: unicore

services:
  unicore:
    image: impiercetechnologies/ssi-agent
    ports:
      - 3033:3033
    environment:
      UNICORE__LOG_FORMAT: text
      UNICORE__EVENT_STORE__TYPE: in_memory

      UNICORE__URL: http://0.0.0.0:3033

      UNICORE__SECRET_MANAGER__STRONGHOLD_PATH: '/app/res/stronghold'
      UNICORE__SECRET_MANAGER__STRONGHOLD_PASSWORD: 'secure_password'
    volumes:
      - ../../agent_verification/presentation_definitions:/app/agent_verification/presentation_definitions
      - ./tmp:/app/agent_api_rest

An example that also includes a PostgreSQL database can be found here.