Dapper Labs Flow To Introduce New NFT Pet MarketPlace Called Flowwow

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Flowow is being built on the Flow and NFT storage network. It will be a NFT pet marketplace. the intention is to demo how to minit and manage NFTs on the flow blockchain, storing them in IPFS and Filecoin. Discreet pets can be browsed, adopted from the marketplace, and released from your wallet.

Prerequisites

First, make sure you install Flow CLI and sign up for a NFT.storage account to get the API token. You will also need to have Docker and Docker Compose installed.

Get Started

  1. Run the Flow chain emulator, local dev wallet, and the React app with docker-compose up
  2. Deploy the PetshopContract with flow project deploy
  3. Go to //localhost:3000
  4. Click Login or Signup button to connect to a local dev wallet, which will let you choose an account. You can choose a separate account from the emulator (service account) or create new ones. Then, select “Activate Collection” under the dropdown menu for every new account.
  5. Try minting, adopting (transfer from marketplace to you), and releasing (transferring back to the marketplace) pet NFTs.

Features

  •  Authentication
    •  Local dev wallet (emulator)
    •  Flow-compatible wallets (testnet)
  •  Non-fungible Token
    •  Account setup
    •  Minting (pre-minting and user-minting)
    •  Withdrawing and deposit
  •  Fungible Token
    •  Account setup
    •  Minting
    •  Withdrawing and deposit
  •  Storage
    •  Store images on NFT Storage
    •  Store all metadata on NFT Storage (testnet or mainnet)

Interacting with CLI

It can be helpful to directly interact with the contract(s) via the Flow CLI. Try running the following in a separate terminal, while the emulator is running:

GetAllTokenIds

Get all the NFTs’ IDs on the chain

flow scripts execute ./src/flow/scripts/pets/GetAllTokenIds.cdc

CheckTokenMetadata

Get the NFT’s metadata from its ID

flow scripts execute ./src/flow/scripts/pets/CheckTokenMetaData.cdc <id>

MintPetToken

Mint a new NFT of your own. Check out pets.json to get the idea of the JSON string to pass as an argument. Don’t forget to include the IPFS link in the uri field (or any link to an online image resource) for your NFT to show up.

flow transactions send ./src/flow/transactions/pets/MintPetToken.cdc <JSON-string-describing-a-pet>

For a demo which was held at the Mercury Hackathon watch this video HERE

Original source https://github.com/jochasinga/flowwowHERE