Circuits used by the iden3 core protocol.

The circuits of this repository are compatible with the go-iden3-core implementation

First install the npm dependencies:

npm ci

Then build the circuit and do the "trusted" setup:

./compile-circuit.sh CIRCUIT_PATH PTAU_FILE_PATH

Examples:

./compile-circuit.sh circuits/auth.circom build/powersOfTau28_hez_final_16.ptau
./compile-circuit.sh circuits/stateTransition.circom build/powersOfTau28_hez_final_16.ptau

Note: Run npm i and ensure that environment ACCESS_KEY_ID and SECRET_ACCESS_KEY variables are defined. Script works with ./build folder which is located in project.

export ACCESS_KEY_ID=...
export SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=...

s3_util.js was written for:

• Uploading circuits which are located in./build folder to S3 bucket in zip file. Next example uploads to S3 bucket (default bucket is iden3-circuits-bucket) with name v1.zip.

node s3_util.js add v1

• Compressing circuits from ./build folder to zip and save it to root project folder with name v1.zip. Example:

node s3_util.js zip v1

• Removing zip file from S3 bucket (default bucket iden3-circuits-bucket) Example:

node s3_util.js rm v1

1. Create PAT;
2. Login to github registry:

   echo <PAT> | docker login ghcr.io -u <GITHUB_NAME> --password-stdin

3. Build docker image with tag:

   docker build -t ghcr.io/iden3/circom:<version> .

4. Push docker image:

   docker push ghcr.io/iden3/circom:<version>

5. Update .github/workflows/main.yaml to the new image:

   ...
       container:
         image: ghcr.io/iden3/circom:<version>
   ...

1. Trail of Bits has performed a security audit of our circuits and compiled a report on May 3, 2024: 2024-05-polygonlabs-iden3circuits-securityreview.pdf