This demo shows how to use TLSNotary without a notary: a direct proof between a prover and a verifier, where the verifier checks both the TLS session and the revealed data.

There are two prover implementations:

Rust
TypeScript (browser) The verifier is implemented in Rust.

Interactive Verifier Demo with Rust Prover

Start the verifier:
```
cd verifier-rs
cargo run --release
```
Run the prover:
```
cd prover-rs
cargo run --release
```

Interactive Verifier Demo with TypeScript Prover (Browser)

Start the verifier:
```
cd verifier-rs
cargo run --release
```
Set up a websocket proxy for raw.githubusercontent.com
Browsers cannot make raw TCP connections, so a websocket proxy is required:
```
cargo install wstcp
wstcp --bind-addr 127.0.0.1:55688 raw.githubusercontent.com:443
```
Run the prover in the browser:
1. Build tlsn-js
```
cd ..
npm install
npm run build
```
2. Build and start the TypeScript prover demo
```
cd prover-ts
npm install
npm run dev
```
3. Open the demo in your browser:
  Go to http://localhost:8080/ and click Start Prover.

Tip:
If you encounter issues, make sure all dependencies are installed and the websocket proxy is running before starting the browser demo.