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1 to 8000 claimable by user.clothes, foot, hand, neck, ring, waist, weapon, drugs, vehicle.output/loot.json contains all tokenIds and their attributes.output/occurences.json contains the number of occurences by attribute.output/rare.json contains a mapping of lootId to score (which is the sum of number of occcrences of each child attribute for a lootId), sorted ascending by score. It also includes rarest which is how rare the loot bags attributes are (1 == rarest, 8000 == least rare).output/images.json contains the base64 encoded SVG of each tokenId# Install dependencies
npm install
# Setup
export RPC_CONNSTRING="eth rpc url"
# Collect all loot
npm run collect
# Parse statistics
npm run parse
# Collect base64 encoded images
npm run images
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We found that dope-metrics demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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