# Source Code

## Dependencies

The GCL is distributed through a Distribution Service. In order to use the Distribution Service, a valid api-key is needed. The JavaScript library is open source and distributed through:

* Github repository
* NPM package

### Github Repository

* [T1C-JS client library](https://github.com/Trust1Team/t1c-lib-js)
* [T1C-JS simple HTML page using jQuery](https://github.com/Trust1Team/t1c-lib-js/blob/develop/index.html)
* [T1C-Demo web application](https://github.com/Trust1Team/t1c-webapp-demo) (TBD)

### NPM Package

Bower can be used to add the T1C-JS package to your web application project:

```bash
$ npm install trust1connector
```

## Distribution Service API

OpenAPI [(JSON)](https://storage.cloud.google.com/gcl-distro/apis/t1c-ds_v0.5.0.json) [(YAML)](https://storage.cloud.google.com/gcl-distro/apis/t1c-ds_v0.5.0.yaml)

## JVM

Important to know that `Trust1Connector` does **NOT** have any dependencies on Java Virtual Machine.

## Build T1C-JS from source

Webpack is need to build the Javascript library

```bash
$ npm install --global webpack
```

Typings must be installed for typing generation

```bash
$ npm i -g typings
```

For jQuery we need to install from dt source

```bash
$ typings install dt~jquery --global --save
```

Debug:

```bash
$ typings install debug --save
```

Use npm install to download the necessary dependencies

```bash
$ npm install
```

Use gulp test to run the test suite of the project

```bash
$ npm run test
```

To build the Javascript library:

```bash
$ npm run build
```

## Certificate functionality <a href="#certificate-functionality" id="certificate-functionality"></a>

The certificate parsing happens with PKI.js already but if you want more certificate functionality we recommend you use:

* Asn1js <http://asn1js.org/>​
* PKI.js <https://pkijs.org/>​


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