This guide provides a comprehensive set of examples for working with NFTs in Python, addressing the lack of clear, structured resources available online.
Context
While exploring online resources and documentation, I discovered that examples for working with NFTs in Python are both limited and scattered across various platforms. There is a significant lack of structured guides and comprehensive examples, such as how to edit the content of a collection or an editable NFT, destroy a soulbound NFT, use batch minting, and many other operations.
The examples are categorized into Standard NFTs, Editable NFTs, and Soulbound NFTs, covering various operations such as deploying collections, minting items, transferring items, batch minting, editing item content, changing item editorship, and more.
I wrote a series of examples and created an additional library pytoniq-tools that contains all the necessary objects and methods for building and working with NFT-related messages.
Summary
This guide provides a comprehensive set of examples for working with NFTs in Python, addressing the lack of clear, structured resources available online.
Context
While exploring online resources and documentation, I discovered that examples for working with NFTs in Python are both limited and scattered across various platforms. There is a significant lack of structured guides and comprehensive examples, such as how to edit the content of a collection or an editable NFT, destroy a soulbound NFT, use batch minting, and many other operations.
The examples are categorized into Standard NFTs, Editable NFTs, and Soulbound NFTs, covering various operations such as deploying collections, minting items, transferring items, batch minting, editing item content, changing item editorship, and more.
Standard NFTs
Editable NFTs
Soulbound NFTs
I wrote a series of examples and created an additional library pytoniq-tools that contains all the necessary objects and methods for building and working with NFT-related messages.
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