An all-in-one solution for ERC721 collections. Build, test and deploy your smart contract, together with a totally
integrated DAPP within a simple yet powerful workspace.
This project was created for educational purposes, please refer to the LICENCE file for further information.
- extremely high gas efficiency (users are going to pay lower gas fees compared to traditional collections)
- whitelist support with customizable list size (using a Merkle Tree for verification)
- automated contract verification through block explorers (e.g. Etherscan)
- simple CLI commands that guide you through all the sale steps (whitelist, pre-sale, public sale)
- built as a Hardhat project with TypeScript support for a better development experience
- includes a fully-featured minting DAPP (React + TypeScript + SCSS + Webpack)
- full support for contract interaction through block explorers (e.g. Etherscan), for all the users that do not trust custom DAPPs (including the
whitelistMint(...)function) - customizable minting DAPP (from basic branding to complete customization)
| Lesson ID | Description | Video link |
|---|---|---|
01a |
Basic setup on Windows 10 | https://youtu.be/zjlg-0622PU |
01b |
Basic setup on macOS Catalina (Intel-based) | https://youtu.be/acqXzKN5Xys |
01c |
Basic setup on Linux | https://youtu.be/imuqi6Vg3Zw |
02 |
Speedrun: create and deploy a smart contract + DAPP (v1.x) | https://youtu.be/VpXJZSqLO8A |
03 |
The smart contract project | https://youtu.be/XToWWExBLXE |
04 |
The minting DAPP project | https://youtu.be/gs9mVwkn8u4 |
05 |
Configuration and security | https://youtu.be/pkA86GHU_xw |
06 |
Managing the collection without leaving Visual Studio Code | https://youtu.be/yOVKEeRMJSs |
07 |
Managing the contract using Truffle Dashboard | https://youtu.be/fwdIA5UuPmM |
08 |
Running smart contract functions manually on the block explorer | https://youtu.be/zhvTJhBbtnE |
09 |
Customizing the look and feel of the DAPP | https://youtu.be/GoDp6yZAY9A |
10 |
Deploying the DAPP | https://youtu.be/uUrbIXUgVz4 |
More videos coming soon...
- Visual Studio Code (with the Solidity extension)
- NodeJs (with the Yarn package manager)
- Etherscan free API key (optional: used for the automated contract verificiation, as well as retrieving the current values for gas cost estimation)
- Infura free basic plan or higher (optional: used by the CLI commands in order to perform operations on real blockchains, you can skip this if you deploy and manage your contract manually)
- Coin Market Cap free API key (optional: used for retrieving the current token price for gas cost estimation in USD)