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Consent BB defines the principles, functions and architecture of an information system that enables services for individuals to approve the use of her/his personal data and for information system operators that process personal data of individuals to know the will of the individual and legitimately process such personal data.

It is a process-oriented GovStack BB facilitating auditable bilateral agreement within a multi-agent environment, that integrates with most other BBs.

This repository contains the deliverables from Consent BB team, as part of the Govstack project.

• Ain Aaviksoo ([email protected])
• Benjamin Balder Bach ([email protected])
• Philippe Page ([email protected])
• Lal Chandran ([email protected])

Working Group Representative: Ramkumar ([email protected])

All diagrams and API specifications contained here are subject to ongoing changes by an internal GovStack Working Group, following this roadmap:

• Wave 2, Internal Review (July 14th, 2022)
• Release certification (30 September 2022)
• Limited publication (Deadline TBA)
• Community-wide publication (~August 2022)

Feel free to improve the plugin and send us a pull request. If you found any problems, please create an issue in our Jira project: https://govstack-global.atlassian.net/jira/software/c/projects/CON/issues

Govstack specs are published at Gitbook - Govstack Global.

You may view the Consent BB's latest publication directly on https://govstack.gitbook.io/bb-consent/.

Note that pushes to the main branch will automatically trigger a Gitbook build and deployment from the /spec directory.

README.md
/spec # the markdown files which are used to build the specification in GitBook
/api # the openapi specification
/test # the test plan and tests
  plan.md
/examples # examples for deploying, configuring, and testing applications which implement the behaviors specified by this building block
  /mock
    README.md # instructions for deployment/testing
    docker-compose.yaml # example deployment file
      db
      web
      adaptor
      security-server
    Caddyfile # example config for "adaptor"
    Dockerfile # dockerfile to build "adaptor"
  /application-a
  /application-b
  /application-c