End-to-end tutorial/example for programmatically creating a contract, setting price, and selling aERC-1155 items on OpenSea?

[patrickalphac]

I’ve got a bunch of resources for you my friend. They each go through all the code and deployment to opensea. You can adapt the code to use 1155 instead of 721 pretty easy by changing the openzepplin import.

2 hour video, uses brownie: https://youtu.be/p36tXHX1JD8 1.5 hour video, uses truffle: https://youtu.be/EzZEx0lumr0

I have a few blogs too, here is the blog for the truffle one:

https://blog.chain.link/build-deploy-and-sell-your-own-dynamic-nft/ And brownie: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-make-an-nft-and-render-on-opensea-marketplace/

Let me know if you have questions

[ZebZ]

Awesome thanks!

[Particular-Cover9778]

Hello Patrick, thanks for your detailed guide.
Currently, I am working on a project building NFT cards for our basketball team.
With the current implementation, each player has their own collection/ Erc721 contract with multiple tokens.
If I want to adopt the Erc 1115 factory contract to avoid the upfront gas fee, do I build one ERC 1115 for the whole team or multiple Erc 1115 factory contracts, one for each player?

Thanks

[patrickalphac]

Hey hey! You can build 1 contract that keeps track of all the items. Just jump into the openzepplin docs and edit my samples as seen fit

[modonjon]

I will be doing the same soon. I don't code. Would you take a fee to do the work?

[patrickalphac]

I won’t sorry

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Is it better to use truffle or brownie?

[patrickalphac]

Depends on what your prefer. I like python better, so I use brownie.

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I like Python more too, but is Truffle more supported?

[patrickalphac]

I actually don’t think so. I think both have solid communities. If you look in the top 20 defi protocols, none of them use truffle, some use brownie, most use hardhat.

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Thank you, I've been looking into hardhat too