React

Follow these steps to get started with ReactJS.

1. Set up the workspace by running the following command:

   Shell

   npx create-react-app livenesstest

   A folder/directory named livenesstest should appear and the folder/ directory structure should look like this:

   Directory structure

   livenesstest/
       |
       +-- node_modules/
       |
       +-- public/
       |    |
       |    +-- favicon.ico
       |    |
       |    +-- index.html
       |    |
       |    +-- logo192.png
       |    |
       |    +-- logo512.png
       |    |
       |    +-- manifest.json
       |    |
       |    \-- robots.txt
       |
       +-- src/
       |    |
       |    +-- App.css
       |    |
       |    +-- App.js
       |    |
       |    +-- App.test.js
       |    |
       |    +-- index.css
       |    |
       |    +-- index.js
       |    |
       |    +-- logo.svg
       |    |
       |    +-- reportWebVitals.js
       |    |
       |    \-- setupTests.js
       |
       +-- .gitignore
       |
       +-- package-lock.json
       |
       +-- package.json
       |
       \-- README.md

2. Put the liveness folder/directory that contains the liveness engine and builders like builder.js, into the public folder/directory.

3. Add the liveness package to package.json by running this command in the livenesstest react.js project.

   Shell

   npm i file:public/liveness

   This will add @verihubs/liveness dependency in package.json.

4. Add an import to index.js file inside src folder.

   src/index.js

   import Builder from '@verihubs/liveness';

5. Add the following code to the index.js file inside src folder.

   src/index.js

   window.LivenessSDK = new Builder()
       .setCredential({
           clientId: 'YOUR_CLIENT_ID',
           secret: 'YOUR_SECRET',
       })
       .setInstruction(['look_left', 'look_right'], {
           commands: ['open_mouth'],
           seedLimit: 1,
       })
       .setProxyMiddleware({
           PassiveLiveness: {
               url: 'http://localhost:8888/liveness/face',
               headers: {
                   'App-ID': '<replace-me-with-app-id>',
                   'API-Key': '<replace-me-with-api-key>',
               },
           },
           License: {
               url: 'http://localhost:8888/license/{license_id}/check',
               headers: {
                   'App-ID': '<replace-me-with-app-id>',
                   'API-Key': '<replace-me-with-api-key>',
               },
           },
       })
       .setTimeout(60000)
       .setURL('./liveness')
       .setVirtualCameraLabel(['OBS', 'Virtual'])
       .build();

   Replace proxy middleware URLs with a URL that points to the correct endoints, and replace <replace-me-with-app-id> and <replace-me-with-api-key> with the appropriate APP-ID and APIKey for the passive liveness (remove the headers if the api doesn't need credentials or the url is pointing towards an intermediate endpoint).

   🚧

   Look Out!

   To not accidentally leak of AppID and APIKey for passive liveness, always pass them to an intermediate endpoint (like a proxy middleware) and append the AppID and APIKey header before reaching Verihubs' passive liveness service in production. Additional data can also be passed to this intermediate endpoint for end user identification.

   For more information about creating a Proxy Middleware, refer to Proxy Middleware.

   For API documentation of the Builder, refer to Builder.

6. Add import for React in App.js.

   src/App.js

   import React from 'react';

7. Populate the App component logic by the code below:

   src/App.js

   function App() {
       const [image, setImage] = React.useState('');
       const [data, setData] = React.useState('');
   
       React.useEffect(() => {
           const livenessMessageListener = ({ data: { data, subject } }) => {
               switch (subject) {
               case 'Verification.Verbose':
                   console.log('[Verbose]', data);
                   break;
       
               case 'Camera.NotAllowed':
               case 'Camera.NotFound':
               case 'Camera.PermissionDenied':
               case 'ScreenOrientation.NotAllowed':
               case 'Verification.Disrupted':
               case 'Verification.Timeout':
                   console.log({ data, subject });
                   alert(subject);
                   global.LivenessSDK.onDestroy();
                   break;
       
               case 'Verification.Success':
                   setTimeout(function () {
                       setImage(`data:image/png;base64,${data.image.url}`);
                       setData(JSON.stringify(data, undefined, 2));
                       global.LivenessSDK.onDestroy();
                   }, 1500);
                   break;
       
               default:
                   console.log({ data, subject });
                   alert(subject);
                   break;
               }
           };
           window.addEventListener('message', livenessMessageListener);
       
           return () => {
               window.removeEventListener('message', livenessMessageListener);
           };
       }, []);
   
       const doLivenessVerification = React.useCallback(() => {
           window.LivenessSDK.onStart();
       }, []);
   
       return (

   📘

   Info

   Check System Messages for full system message references.

8. Replace the jsx component inside App.js with the code below:

   src/index.js

       return (
       <div>
           <button onClick={doLivenessVerification}>
           Run Liveness Verification
           </button>
           <br />
           <img src={image} alt="" />
           <div className="data-result">{data}</div>
       </div>
       );

9. Replace the whole content of App.css with the code below:

   src/App.css

   .data-result {
       font-family: 'Courier New', Courier, monospace;
       white-space: pre-wrap;
       background-color: #0002;
       overflow: auto;
   }

To try the above implementation you can run the following command from the liveness project:

npm run dev