💡Guide to getting started

1. Installation:

   • Open a terminal or command prompt.

   • Install the KYC3 SDK package using npm. If the package is publicly available on npm, you can install it globally or locally to your project. Here's the command to install it globally: npm install -g kyc3-sdk or to install it locally to your project (recommended for most cases): npm install kyc3-sdk.

2. Integration:

   • Once the installation is complete, you can integrate the KYC3 SDK into your project. Depending on the specific functionality provided by the SDK, you might import or require it in your code files.

3. Initialization:

   • If the SDK requires any initialization or setup, make sure to follow the documentation provided by the SDK provider. This may include setting up API keys, configuring endpoints, or any other required parameters.

4. Usage:

   • Begin using the SDK in your application code according to the documentation and API provided by the SDK provider. This may involve calling functions, methods, or classes provided by the SDK to perform KYC-related tasks.

5. Documentation and Examples:

   • Refer to the official documentation or examples provided by the SDK provider for guidance on how to use the SDK effectively. This documentation may be available on the SDK's website, GitHub repository, or npm package page.

6. Testing:

   • Test your integration thoroughly to ensure that the KYC3 SDK functions as expected within your application. This includes testing various scenarios, error handling, and edge cases.

7. Feedback and Support:

   • Provide feedback to the SDK provider if you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvement. Many SDK providers appreciate user feedback to enhance their products.

By following these steps, you can install and integrate the KYC3 SDK into your project, enabling you to leverage its functionality for KYC-related tasks within your Web3 application.