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Background: Usually collections of NFTs have multiple metadata files with attribute traits, etc. and generally in the 1000s of versions.
Request: The ability to mint multiple tokens by using incrementally indexed metadata filenames.
I imagine it would work something like this:
Upload first folder to IPFS full of images named 0-99 (e.g., 0.png, 1.png, ... 99.png)
Upload second folder to IPFS full of json named 0-99 (e.g., 0.json, 1.json, ... 99.json)
Enter metadata folder's CID to "Mint NFT" form
Check a box labeled something along the lines of "Mint Sequential Collection"
NOTE: Maybe the preview window would show just a preview of file 0 to confirm it at least sees the first file?
Set the fee token and quantity
NOTE: Once the quantity is set, check that the last file exists (should be numbered quantity - 1). If it doesn't, present an error to the user and block minting button from being active.
Click "Mint My NFT"
The backend process would run a loop starting at 0 and minting each metadata file incrementally until the desired quantity is met.
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Background: Usually collections of NFTs have multiple metadata files with attribute traits, etc. and generally in the 1000s of versions.
Request: The ability to mint multiple tokens by using incrementally indexed metadata filenames.
I imagine it would work something like this:
0-99
(e.g.,0.png
,1.png
, ...99.png
)0-99
(e.g.,0.json
,1.json
, ...99.json
)NOTE: Maybe the preview window would show just a preview of file 0 to confirm it at least sees the first file?
NOTE: Once the quantity is set, check that the last file exists (should be numbered
quantity - 1
). If it doesn't, present an error to the user and block minting button from being active.The backend process would run a loop starting at 0 and minting each metadata file incrementally until the desired quantity is met.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: