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Article: how to automate after the first NFT mint through the interface on the GetGems.io trading platform #600

Closed seriybeliy11 closed 3 months ago

seriybeliy11 commented 4 months ago

Summary

Development of a consolidated guide for continuing with automation after initiating minting a large collection on GetGems.

Bounty Context

Why it's Important? This is important because the scattered nature of the current guidance can render automation challenging for users. A consolidated guide would help the TON Blockchain developer community navigating through when they decide to scale the number of assets after initial minting a small collection on GetGems.

Problem showcase Currently, the available materials for continuing with automation after the initial minting on GetGems is dispersed. Users might struggle in finding the relevant data due to this scattered nature of the information. Thus, difficulties can be experienced if one decides to continue with a larger number of assets after initial minting a small collection.

Potential Solution A detailed, step by step guide is necessary. The guideline would provide information on how to automate after the initial minting process on GetGems. It would address various situations that developers might face when they decide to scale up their asset count after minting a small collection initially. The guide would serve as a single source of truth providing necessary direction and best practices.

Defenition of Done

A guide with an example of such a case, as well as ready-made modified code

References

https://docs.ton.org/develop/dapps/tutorials/collection-minting

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chiliec commented 4 months ago

What's the significant difference between maintaining a small collection of mint items versus continuously expanding it into a larger collection? To developers, it may seem like essentially the same thing 🤓

seriybeliy11 commented 4 months ago

@chiliec

I agree

but in real life we are faced with ignorance in this area. There is information, but there is a lot of it. I would like to highlight this case with a simpler structure for those who want to make collections, but have very basic knowledge of programming

delovoyhomie commented 3 months ago

We offer an open-source SBT minter that enables SBT minting through a bot. Feel free to explore and adapt it for NFT minting as needed. For more details, visit our GitHub issue: https://github.com/ton-society/grants-and-bounties/issues/214