Upload entire albums as NFTs without paying a dime!
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This project automates the production of NFTs on Opensea. It seeks to allow photographers and artists to upload many of their works as NFTs at once with minimal effort. Opensea is ideal for this as it allows for the off-chain creation and sale of assets, so you can create many of them without any initial investment.
Sadly, I could not upload a file automatically to Opensea without AutoIt. Therefore, this program cannot run headlessly. and only supports windows!
Please use this responsibly. Do not run bots.
All included images are from Pixabay and are licensed under Pixabay's license
To run this project, first download it and install the requirements with pip3 install -r requirements.txt.
It is very likely that you will need to update your chrome driver if you wish to run it with its default settings. Get the most recent version of ChromeDriver here
When running the program, you will need to have an Ethereum wallet's Seed Phrase.
Simply starting the program with python3: python3 nftbot.py will automatically prompt for a seed phrase and upload all images in the ./images/ directory as NFTs
For implementation in your own projects, the file_to_nft_info(...) function converts a file's path into the dictionary used to make an nft with the program. setup_metamask_with_opensea(driver, seed_phrase) takes in a Selenium Webdriver and logs it into both Metamask and Opensea with the given seed phrase. create_nft(driver, nft_info) takes a logged-in Webdriver and the nft's info to create it on opensea. It can be called many times once a Webdriver has been logged in.
# Required fields:
'name': str
'image': set by program
# Possible fields:
'link': str # must be valid url
'description': str # Write something nice here
'unlocked': str # Hidden Info
'properties': { # listed as plaintext
str : str
}
'levels': { # listed as a large bar
str : (int, int)
}
'stats': { # listed as a single number
str : (int, int)
} # Placeholders:
'%n' # the name of the file (\ and " and ' are skipped). The case will be adjusted
'%t' # the file's type
'%i' # the number of file processed (starting at 1)
'%o' # the total number of files the program will process
'%d' # the date the file was last modified
'%c' # the file's creation date
'%z' # the file's size