Test C# JMRTD Passport Library
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
I’ve finished porting the Java JMRTD e-passport SDK to C#. Before I sign it off, I want independent confirmation that every function behaves correctly when it talks to a real document. You’ll need an NFC-enabled passport reader and a compliant e-passport of your own to run the checks.
The task is straightforward: build the current solution (Visual Studio / .NET 6), run the sample console app I included, and exercise every public API call—reading data groups, SOD, and EF.CardAccess; BAC, PACE, and chip authentication; LDS serialization, photo extraction, and so on. Record what succeeds, what fails, and any latency or edge-case quirks you spot.
Deliverables
• A concise test report summarising each library method you invoked, the step you performed on the reader, the observed result, and the raw APDU log or stack trace when something misbehaves.
• Reproducible code snippets or updated unit tests demonstrating any defect.
• A short “all-green” video capture (screen + reader) if everything passes.
I’ll share the Git repo we agree on timing.
The task is straightforward: build the current solution (Visual Studio / .NET 6), run the sample console app I included, and exercise every public API call—reading data groups, SOD, and EF.CardAccess; BAC, PACE, and chip authentication; LDS serialization, photo extraction, and so on. Record what succeeds, what fails, and any latency or edge-case quirks you spot.
Deliverables
• A concise test report summarising each library method you invoked, the step you performed on the reader, the observed result, and the raw APDU log or stack trace when something misbehaves.
• Reproducible code snippets or updated unit tests demonstrating any defect.
• A short “all-green” video capture (screen + reader) if everything passes.
I’ll share the Git repo we agree on timing.