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a minimal NFT minting platform using IPFS
Hello, Can you please add option for minty to work with entirely onchain NFT, where "Image" is stored in svg format onchain? With smart contract like: https://github.com/alpha-omega-labs/MoleculeNFT/blob/main/onchain.sol This would be...
by repo mismatch I mean I have a local ipfs repo with 0.12.2 and get a repo mismatch error that can't be recovered from
After deploying the contract locally the mint command will always return this error message ``` minty mint ~/ticket.txt --name "Ticket" --description "This document serves as proof-of-ownershp for a ticket" Error:...
Hello there, i get this error, mac os 10.15  The local Ethereum network and IPFS daemon is running correctly.
This probably just needs some tweaking to the "local environment" scripts... everything else should be cross platform.
#### Reference Issues/PRs https://github.com/yusefnapora/minty/issues/19 #### What does this implement fix? Removing go-ipfs from the bash-script allows the daemon to run. If we're trying to run go-ipfs we get the above-mentioned...
Currently if you mint with minty, the `mint` function is unrestricted, allowing anyone to mint in your collection/series. Maybe there could be an option that allows making restricted collections? Mixing...
Prevents strangers from using the deployed contract to publish their own NFTs. Most NFT platforms today treat a contract as a publisher/collection, and so by leaving a contract unrestricted, you...
When I try to mint an NFT through minty mint command, I get the following error > TypeError: Cannot destructure property 'cid' of '(intermediate value)' as it is undefined. >...
The latest version of `ipfs-http-client` client is using CIDs from https://www.npmjs.com/package/multiformats but Minty is currently configured to use CIDS from https://www.npmjs.com/package/cids Which means that the 'pin to remote service' functions...