Deploy farcaster frame worker
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no rush, we are already have one working from Complexlity so using then one hopefully won't put it down upcoming month, jk I believe next week we will have it up :)
Originally posted by @yangwao in #265 (comment)
Can you please deploy our frame cc @preschian ?
sure, will preparing
bummer
cc @preschian @Complexlity
seems even Complexlity one doesn't work, I sense there is issue somewhere else?
https://warpcast.com/yangwao/0x65a7834a
used https://frame.kodadot.workers.dev/gallery/ahp/115
Hey man. It does work for me
Probably something to do with the deployment. Use this link instead:
https://kodadot-collections.complexlity.workers.dev/gallery/ahp/115
Oh hold. I tried to navigate and couldn't. Will check it out
Update: I found out why. The code assumes the art would have chronological numbering (1 - max-supply). But checking that item on kodadot, it does not.
Fig: Art used for testing that follows the number system from 1 to max supply
Fig: Art you're trying to get. The number is off.
I'm not super experienced with the kodadot queries but I'm sure there's a way to get the items contained in a collection (without passing an item id). Surely that's what the frontend uses.
Maybe @vikiival can help with the query?
The number is off.
You are completely correct.
Maybe @vikiival can help with the query?
Best I could help now
export async function getItemByOffset(chain: string, collection: string, offset: string | number) {
const client = getClient(chain as any)
const query = client.itemListByCollectionId(collection, {
limit: 1,
offset: Number(offset),
orderBy: 'createdAt_ASC',
})
console.log(query)
try {
const result = await client.fetch<any>(query)
return result.data?.items
} catch (error) {
console.error(error)
return null
}
}
The number is off.
You are completely correct.
Maybe @vikiival can help with the query?
Best I could help now
export async function getItemByOffset(chain: string, collection: string, offset: string | number) { const client = getClient(chain as any) const query = client.itemListByCollectionId(collection, { limit: 1, offset: Number(offset), orderBy: 'createdAt_ASC', }) console.log(query) try { const result = await client.fetch<any>(query) return result.data?.items } catch (error) { console.error(error) return null } }
Thanks. I solved it a different way (by fetching all the items). This looks more efficient (for a collection with to many item. I'll test and add it in
by fetching all the items
Please do not use this
Here:
#271
I used the one you made. It should work well now
Test deployment here @yangwao :
https://kodadot-collections.complexlity.workers.dev/gallery/ahp/115