VDXF is Verus’s data-definition layer — how identities, currencies and on-chain content describe themselves. This site is an independent reading of it: a book that walks the TypeScript primitives line by line, and a neutral explorer for the data identities actually publish.
Not affiliated with Verus. Built against the source at a pinned revision.
three doors
Thirteen chapters: the object model, the signature flags, the envelopes, the request families, and the ideals of synthesis.
available →A neutral view of what identities publish — registrations, content maps, referral chains.
in developmentVDXF key namespaces and the payload shapes they carry, in one lookup.
to followthe book
13 chapters total — first five shown above.
This book reads the library as cloned at 3ffa9d7 on main. A fork maintains a generic-signed-request branch; the classes used here (envelope/, request/, login/, identity/, payment/, appencryption/, data/, provisioning/) are present on main, but line-level details may differ from that branch. Treat branch-specific behaviour as unverified until diffed against it.