elven-tools
Advanced tools
Interacting with custom NFT related Smart Contracts on the Elrond blockchain
The CLI tool helps to:
For now it is designed to deploy the contract: elven-nft-minter-sc. There will be more in the future.
Be aware that the Smart Contract doesn't have any audits. It has complete functionality for the first version, but it still needs some improvements. Test it 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).
npm install elven-tools -gelven-tools --version or elven-tools -velven-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 subcommandCheck out the TL;DR and longer description here: Jump start
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
Please post issues and ideas here.
MIT
1.14.3 (2022-08-13)
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Interacting with custom NFT/SFT-related smart contracts on the MultiversX blockchain
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