The reference implementation of the IDM Wallet in JavaScript
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The IDM Wallet is a JavaScript library that provides a reference implementation of an Identity Management (IDM) wallet, enabling users to manage decentralized identities. It is designed for developers working on applications that require secure identity management, particularly in the context of decentralized systems and blockchain technology.
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