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tqtezos / minter

OpenMinter is dApp framework for enabling the creation and collection of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on Tezos.
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give a name to a minted token #321

Closed paulo60pg closed 3 years ago

paulo60pg commented 3 years ago

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Hello, after minting with the open minter, I can see that my token has no name in the temps wallet. It has a title but this seems to be different. Is there something I missed ?

As a comparaison this is what a hic et nunc token looks like : image

obstropolos commented 3 years ago

Hey @paulo60pg - to clarify, is this in reference to Temple wallet or Kukai wallet?

We'll get in touch with them to see if there can be a form of designation, this isn't directly from OpenMinter.

paulo60pg commented 3 years ago

Temple Wallet

mycodecrafting commented 3 years ago

I've already reached out to Temple about this issue. It is a Temple bug and they will work on fixing it

paulo60pg commented 3 years ago

Well, I'm not sure it's a bug on their side. It works with Kalamint tokens, hic and nunc, tz tacos (last 3). Only the ones I minted display like this (first 2 tokens).

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paulo60pg commented 3 years ago

I've called Kalamint and they use Tzip-21 if I remember correctly. I think it's different from yours, no ?

obstropolos commented 3 years ago

In addition to this, OpenMinter is a framework for launching one's own marketplace / asset creation engine. At the moment there aren't any existing specified symbol fields for OM reference-app created assets. However, one could modify this in an implementation. As for the core framework and reference app I believe we are going to keep this blank for now.

On the Temple Wallet side, they don't currently have a fallback if a symbol isn't specified, hence the ???. They are considering just using the token's name as a fallback but it gets tricky with longer NFT names.

Going to close this for now, as the Temple has been notified and it's currently on their radar / out of our control.