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Content Authenticity Initiative

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Example of payload using js-sdk library, using React hooks

Implementation

    const sampleImage = 'https://js-sdk.contentauthenticity.org/c2pa-samples/CAICAI.jpg';
    const imageProvenance = useProvenance(sampleImage);

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{
  "editor.hover.enabled": true,
  "window.restoreFullscreen": false,
  "window.restoreWindows": "none",
  "workbench.startupEditor": "none",
  "workbench.colorTheme": "Dracula",
  "editor.formatOnSave": true,
  "editor.minimap.enabled": false,
  "editor.fontSize": 20,
  "editor.fontFamily": "Dank Mono",

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Uses

Editor

• Visual Studio Code (settings here)
• lucy editor theme by juliettepretot
• Dank Mono font by Phil Plückthun

Chrome Extensions

• JSON Viewer
• React Developer Tools

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Learning Goals

After this lesson, you will be able to:

• Understand what Passport is and how it's used in web applications.
• Configure Passport as a middleware in our application.
• Allow users to log in to our application using Passport Local Mongoose.
• Create protected routes.
• Manage errors during the login process using the connect-flash package.
• Allow users to logout from our application using Passport.

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MongoDB Installation

1. Download the files from MongoDB's page:

MongoDB recommends to use the most complete version of MongoDB Server, in order to do this, we will download MongoDB Enterprise. Download the package for your SO in TGZ format.

2. Extract the files:

$ tar -xvzf [name-of-the-file.tgz]

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Profile Photo

A picture with a friendly smile can help recruiters make a connection with you but it isn’t mandatory. If you’re not using a picture of yourself be sure to include a picture that somehow captures your personality. But nothing crude.

General Information

Below is some general information and a link to his email and twitter profile. Recruiters can look through your tweets to get a sense of the things you are interested in.

Repositories

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Backend

1. Change the .env file:

FRONTENDPOINT=yourproductionendpointforthefrontend(netlify)

2. Initialize git, commit your changes and push to heroku:

$ git init 

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Module 2 / Updates / Sandra, Joss, Diego

Week 4

Week 5

💡 What is the current problem in lesson X:

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React | Hooks

Learning Goals

After this lesson you will be able to:

• Understand what are React Hooks and why are so hot 🔥
• Understand how to use useState()