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Create generative art by using the canvas api and node js, feel free to contribute to this repo with new ideas.
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Defining attributes in MetaData (Addressing Issue #19) #82

Closed monticrysto closed 3 years ago

monticrysto commented 3 years ago

So I used the fix from issue #19 provided by Ponda and it works amazing I just have one question.

Is it possible for the metadata to define each attribute as "traitName: selected.element.name"? I'm working on a macro for uploading collections to opensea in selenium ide and since the "trait_type" and "value" umbrella all config options together there's no way (that i know of) I can get it to recognize each trait individually for filling out the opensea property fields in the macro.

Ideally I'd need my attributes data to look like this:

"attributes": [ {"background":"basic yellow"}, {"eye color":"dark blue"}, {"skin":"tone 8"}, {"hair":"white ponytail"}, {"top":"purple short sleeve"}, {"bottoms":"wrangler blue"}, {"card base":"(C) O Card"}, {"text upper":"basic"}, {"text lower":"noob"}]}

Thank you guys for any help and solutions!!

monticrysto commented 3 years ago

For anyone curious I figured this out!

using the code provided from #19 I just made this minor tweak

const getAttributeForElement = (_element) => { let selectedElement = _element.layer.selectedElement; var parentDir = path.dirname(_element.layer.selectedElement.path); var baseDir = require('path').resolve(parentDir, '..'); var traitName = path.basename(baseDir); let attribute = { [traitName]: selectedElement.name, rarity: selectedElement.rarity, }; return attribute; };

So now the metadata reads

"attributes": [ { "background": "browntoblack" }, { "eye color": "black" }, { "skin": "tone scarred 1" }, { "hair": "black >" }, { "top": "blue short sleeve" }, { "bottoms": "blue jeans" }, { "card base": "(C) sr diamond base" }, { "text upper": "super" }, { "text lower": "marking4" } ]