Here are some demos that developers can use to get up to speed on ACA-Py. You don't have to be a developer to use these. If you can use docker and JSON, then that's enough to give these a try.
This demo uses agents (and an Indy ledger), but doesn't implement a controller at all. Instead it uses the OpenAPI (aka Swagger) user interface to let you be the controller to connect agents, issue a credential and then proof that credential.
Collaborating Agents OpenAPI Demo
Run this demo to see a couple of simple Python controller implementations for Alice and Faber. Like the previous demo, this shows the agents connecting, Faber issuing a credential to Alice and then requesting a proof based on the credential. Running the demo is simple, but there's a lot for a developer to learn from the code.
Try out the BC Gov Showcase to download a production Wallet for holding Verifiable Credentials, and then use your new wallet to get and present credentials in some sample scenarios. The end-to-end verifiable credential experience in 30 minutes or less.
Minimal Aca-Py demo that can be used by developers to isolate and test features:
- Minimal Setup (everything runs in containers)
- Quickly reproduce an issue or demonstrate a feature by writing one simple script or pytest tests.