@learncard/core 9.3.16 → 9.3.17
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package/README.md
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#### Publish Credential
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After signing a VC, you may choose to publish that credential to
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issued credential. This means both the issuer and recipient may store the
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After signing a VC, you may choose to publish that credential to LearnCloud. Doing so will return a
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URI, which you may share to the recipient. That URI can then be used to resolve the
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issued credential. This means both the issuer and recipient may store the _URI_ instead of the
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credential itself.
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```js
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await wallet.index.LearnCloud.add({ uri, id: 'Test VC' });
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```
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This will add the
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This will add the URI, which can be used to resolve the verifiable credential using the
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wallet's secret key. You can think of this as acting like the wallet's personal storage.
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#### Getting a credential from the Wallet
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