Bulk Mint
In order to mint in bulk, data is uploaded to a Paintswap server, processed and then uploaded with IPFS.
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In order to mint in bulk, data is uploaded to a Paintswap server, processed and then uploaded with IPFS.
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Bulk mint is available for .
Bulk minting requires uploading data in a structured format. This data is then processed by Paintswap and uploaded with IPFS. This process can take some time, so be sure to:
Validate all data is according to the format requirements in this page
Have patience when uploading data
Test first with a single item to have faster back-and-forth testing if something is not working
To fully understand this page you should first read on the Supported NFTs, and Metadata within Paintswap.
any-name.zip
nfts.csv
media
resource 01.jpg
second_video.mp4
...
A CSV file with the exact filename nfts.csv must be on the root folder of the zip to be uploaded. Also on the root of the zip a folder with name media , inside of which will go the media resources.
Each line in the CSV file must have the following structure:
name,description,nft_type,media,high_res_media,external_uri,quantity,attributes
Where:
attributes currently attributes are limited to key-value pairs, this is being worked on to support complex attributes, including rarity. Example, including the quotes if multiple attributes are needed:
"type1=value1,type2=value2"
nft_type should be one of image/video/audio/3d/interactive . Read more in the page.
media is the filename of a resource inside the media folder that is placed in the zip. This is equivalent to the image in the page.
high_res_media is the filename of another resource inside the media folder that is placed in the zip. This is equivalent to the animation_url in the page.
Other fields should be according to the page. An example .zip file contains the appropriate structure can be downloaded here: