TUTORIAL.md

Instructions

Woo! Lets you going.

Deploying

Local

First spin up a dfx instance using

dfx start

If you're running into strange issues, you can either delete the .dfx folder or add --clean to the end of the above command. Note, this is destructive.

Next, deploy your contract using the following command

dfx deploy --no-wallet

Once your contract is deployed you need to initialize the contract. In order to do that you'll need your dfx identity. Get that using:

dfx identity get-principal

Now you're ready to initialize the contract. The following is an example initialization command. Substitute your own name, symbol, and principalId(s) below. 🥚

dfx canister call nft init '(vec {principal "aaaaa-aa"}, record {name = "Cool Contract"; symbol = "🥚"})'

Prod

First, grab your principalId just like you did when deploying locally

dfx identity get-principal

Next, grab you wallet principal using

dfx identity --network ic get-wallet

Deploy the canister

dfx deploy --network ic nft --with-cycles 700000000000

Now, initialize the canister. Note, we have to make sure we're using our wallet canister to make this call. Replace the placeholder principals.

dfx canister --network ic --wallet my-wallet-canister call nft init '(vec {principal "my-principal"}, record {name = "Cool Contract"; symbol = "🥚"})'

Minting

At the moment, we only have a frontend interface for minting deployed on the IC. Locally, you'll have to get a bit creative for awhile.

If you've deployed your contract on the IC you can visit our dashboard. Login, and grab your new userId. With the new userId call

dfx canister --network ic --no-wallet call nft updateContractOwners '(record {user = principal "your-dash-id"; isAuthorized = true})' 

Now just plug your contractId into the dashboard and you're all set!

Notes

If you're hacking locally make sure you remove canister_ids.json from the .gitignore file.