eid viewer chrome

This tool models the end-to-end flow of reading electronic ID data within a Chrome-based context. It focuses on data extraction fidelity, field mapping, and export readiness to support downstream systems. By simulating the data surface exposed by a browser reader or extension, developers can verify schemas, normalization rules, and basic validations without relying on live hardware. The core value is in enabling consistent test coverage across environments and reducing integration risk for identity workflows. The tool differentiates itself through structured data outputs, configurable country-specific mappings, and built-in error codes that aid debugging. Use cases include QA regression testing, security reviews, and compliance audits where electronic identity data must be captured, reformatted, and routed to internal systems. The tool is applicable to teams implementing eIDAS-compliant flows or browser-based identity verification, and is particularly useful during integration sprints, extension development, or middleware validation. Its unique advantages include explicit data_scope control (basic vs full), exportable data in JSON/CSV, and optional cryptographic validation when certificates or signatures are present. Typical workflows involve data extraction from a Chrome-based reader, normalization to ISO formats, and validation against internal schemas for given_name, family_name, date_of_birth, nationality, and document_number. Overall, it enables reliable testing of identity capture in modern browser ecosystems and supports audit-ready outputs for compliance teams.