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The Gitcoin Passport SDK is comprised of a set of libraries distributed on npm to help developers interact with Passport data living on [Ceramic](https://ceramic.network/).

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PassportReader doesn't have a default export, so you need to either just import { PassportReader } or do something like reader.PassportReader I updated the README to use the former. As...

The [Bankless Academy](https://app.banklessacademy.com/) platform uses `passport-sdk-reader` to read the stamps of a user. Some users have reported issues with their accounts. Example of addresses: `0x5B1899D88b4Ff0Cf5A34651e7CE7164398211C66` `0xd9c1570148E36FF9657b67AcE540052341DDF7de` `0x1EC1CcEF3e1735bdA3F4BA698e8a524AA7c93274` Response example when...

This fixes: https://github.com/gitcoinco/passport/issues/594

I have this error when using scorer and verifyer packages: `Error: Cannot find module '@spruceid/didkit-wasm'` looks like `@spruceid/didkit-wasm` is deleted from npm and it's impossible to find it like a...

- Deploy one of the reader examples in the passport-sdk repo

`@gitcoinco/passport-sdk-verifier` fails to work under NodeJS because of the `@spruceid/didkit-wasm` dependency. According to the documentation on https://www.npmjs.com/package/@spruceid/didkit-wasm-node, you need to use the `@spruceid/didkit-wasm-node` package instead. I was getting this error...

I'm able to work with Reader, Verifier, and Scorer just fine. But, I cannot load the Writer module. At first I got an error about mjs files, but I modified...

The current code here in the docs has given a bug for me: `import PassportReader from "@gitcoinco/passport-sdk-reader"` However, if you do this it works: `import { PassportReader } from "@gitcoinco/passport-sdk-reader"`...

https://github.com/gitcoinco/passport-sdk/blob/46a34846402d1690f81602ed265504265beb59ae/packages/reader/src/reader.ts#L46-L49 Currently `getPassport` has a return type of `Promise`, where `false` means "no passport". This is unintuitive - usually you would expect `undefined` or `null` value returned if the requested...