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elven-tools
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Interacting with custom NFT/SFT-related smart contracts on the MultiversX blockchain
The CLI tool helps to:
For now it is designed to deploy contracts:
Be aware that smart contracts doesn't have any audits. They has complete functionality for the first versions, but they still needs some improvements. Test them first on the devnet/testnet.
You can use elven-tools-dapp as your frontend dapp for minting process! (NextJS based app with all 4 auth providers included, and React hooks for interaction) (Learn more about it here: How to start with the Dapp) For now, by default it supports only NFT smart contract, but it will handle both in the future.
The Elven Tools CLI is a Node.js command line tool. Your machine must have Node.js installed.
npm install elven-tools -g
- install elven-tools cli toolelven-tools --version
or elven-tools -v
- check current versionelven-tools --help
or elven-tools -h
- for getting the commands on the root levelelven-tools nft-minter --help
or elven-tools nft-minter -h
- for getting all the commands for the subcommandYou can also use it with npx
directly. For example:
npx elven-tools@latest deploy nft-minter
Check out the TL;DR and longer description here: Jump start
For NFT: Examples of how you can configure your Smart Contract in a couple of scenarios and how to use the CLI to do this faster and more efficient: www.elven.tools/docs/elven-tools-workflows.html
For all commands, check out the docs: www.elven.tools/docs/cli-commands.html
For all configuration options check out the docs: www.elven.tools/docs/cli-introduction.html#custom-configuration-options
Here are ready-to-use recipes and more information on real-life use cases: Elven Tools Recipes
Please post issues and ideas here.
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Interacting with custom NFT/SFT-related smart contracts on the MultiversX blockchain
We found that elven-tools demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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