elven-tools
Advanced tools
Changelog
1.8.5 (2022-05-08)
collection-nft-owners
- now, you can also aggregate and count NFTs per address. It will create another JSON file. It is like that because the list of addresses will also be helpful for future operations. The option will make sense only when you don't select the unique addresses option. Otherwise, the option will not be available.Changelog
1.8.2 (2022-04-30)
elven-tools nft-minter clear-allowlist
- It will clear the whole allowlist. The best is to keep max 1300 addresses in the allowlist at a time. Of course, if only you plan to clear it later. If you keep more and want to clear it, you can reach the gas limit for a transaction. So it would be best to split the allowlist per drop, keep it as small as possible and clear it each time.elven-tools nft-minter remove-allowlist-address
- removes single address from the allowlistcollection-nft-owners
- there was a problem with data checksChangelog
1.8.0 (2022-04-28)
allowlist.json
default location changed to the root directory. You will now need to place it in the same directory where you call the elven-tools commands. It will be the place for all similar files with data. The naming convention will always be predefined, maybe later, it will change if there are a lot of such files, but for now, it is okChangelog
1.7.0 (2022-04-24)
issue-collection-token
- now you can also set the name for NFTs, previously it was the same name as the collection token nameissue-collection-token
argumentsget-nft-token-name
it will now display the NFTs name, not the collection token nameget-collection-token-name
- it will display the collection token name