@mintbase-js/data

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@mintbase-js/data

Built-in methods to help fetch data from our indexer

methods

method name	params	description
ownedNftsByStore	ownerId: string,contractAddress: string, pagination: {limit: number, offset:number}	get all nfts from a single store
ownedTokens	ownerId: string,{limit: number, offset:number}	get all tokens/nfts from a owner
tokenById	tokenId: string, contractAddress: string	get token data by id of certain contract
tokenListingCountsByMetaId	metadataId: string	get token listings from metadata id
tokensByStatus	metadataId: string, ownedBy: string	get token by status on metadataId, and owner

For now, use our GraphQL schemas

For as long as we have had an indexer, we have relied on GraphQL to provide Mintbase Builders with a flexible and efficient way to query data any way they like.

While we will continue to provide public and our new mb_views schema objects, we will also begin to introduce helper methods here that can be used to query data without having to write any graphql.

For now, reference our existing graphql docs and be sure to check back here soon for updates concerning our data layer API.