Lizards NFT project

Extended from this example but with PhanFT lizard traits.

Directories & Files

traits_raw - this is a directory holding all the layers to build the images, organised by a subdirectory
images_processed - this is the output directory of the compiled images and metadata
src-node - this directory holds truffle config for CLI deploy and contract verification
src-php - this directory holds the script to compile the images and metadata
.env.example - this file should be copied to .env with secret data for your truffle scripts
composer.json - this is configuration for the php scripts (src-php/)
package.json - this is configuration for the node scripts (src-node/)

Note: To begin, you should run composer install and npm install

Compile the images with composer run start (composer run test for setup tests)
Compile the contracts with truffle migrate --network rinkeby (make sure you run this when pwd is src-node)
- Verify the contract with Etherscan with truffle run verify SampleNftContract --network rinkeby (make sure you run this when pwd src-node)

Make sure you name your image files as <trait_name>_<trait_shape>_<trait_color>.png
Generate your layers, with 00bg being the main "background" of the image
- 01base being a transparent background image containing different lizard skins
- 02eyes being a transparent background image containing different eyes skins
- 03mouth being a transparent background image containing different mouth skins
- 04clothes being a transparent background image containing different clothes skins
- 05head being a transparent background image containing different headpiece skins
- 06hand being a transparent background image containing different handpiece skins
- 07neck being a transparent background image containing different neckpiece skins
Read through the code in src-php/index.php and make adjustments as you see fit
- You may want to add in some forced rarity in here
Run composer run test to run the tests, and if passed, run composer run start to compile the images and metadata
Upload the directory images_processed/* to a webserver - people favour IPFS for this