@0xdievardump/niftyforge v1.0.0

NiftyForge contracts

A very easy way to launch your own contracts with few efforts, lots of goodies.

Deploy using the minimal proxy pattern, making deployments of a full NFT contract for around 0.025 eth at 50gwei.

Full loaded contracts:

• Roles Management
• Module Pattern very advances: delegates tokenURI, royaltyInfo and other stuff to the module that minted a token
• Permits (EIP 4494 - draft)
• On chain Royalties (EIP 2981)
• mint / mintBatch with consecutive or arbitrary ids
• Events Listeners sent to modules for specific behaviors on Mint/Burn/Transfer

Install

pnpm

pnpm add @0xdievardump/niftyforge

npm

npm install @0xdievardump/niftyforge

Two types of contracts

Full or Slim depending on your needs and use:

• Slim will be more series / pfp-like minting in a consecutive order (only one minter)
• Full will give lots of flexibility while still being easy to use it in a simple way

hardhat-deploy

Easily load the current deployments in your hardhat config and deploy new contracts using hardhat-deploy

external: {
    deployments: {
      mainnet: ['node_modules/@0xdievardump/niftyforge/deployments/mainnet'],
      rinkeby: ['node_modules/@0xdievardump/niftyforge/deployments/rinkeby']
    }
  }

then in your scripts

  // scripts/deployERC721.js
  const forgeMaster = await ethers.getContract('ForgeMaster');
  const tx = await forgeMaster.createERC721(
      "My NFT Contract", // name
      "MNC", // ticker
      'ipfs://QmYxUtFnPFntZsrxRTCT3rJZUWC7ti949f1hxnnfnzNB2u', // contract URI
      'https://mybaseuri.com/',  // baseURI
      ethers.constants.AddressZero, // owner
      [], // modules
      ethers.constants.AddressZero, // royaltiesRecipient
      0, // royalties amount 0-10000 (2 decimals)
      'my-nft-contract', // slug on niftyforge.io
      '' // context, blank if you don't know what is context ;)
  );

  const receipt = await tx.wait();
  console.log(receipt.logs);

Module Pattern

Create modules that you add as Minter on your contract. Those module can contain tokenURI royaltyInfo and a few other data specific to the NFTs they minted. This way: One contract, multiple sources for your NFTs, multiple royalties

import "@openzeppelin/contracts/access/Ownable.sol";
import "@openzeppelin/contracts/utils/Strings.sol";

import "@0xdievardump/niftyforge/contracts/Modules/NFBaseModule.sol";
import "@0xdievardump/niftyforge/contracts/Modules/INFModuleTokenURI.sol";
import "@0xdievardump/niftyforge/contracts/Modules/INFModuleWithRoyalties.sol";


/// @notice Simple Module exemple that manages its own tokenURI and royaltyInfo
/// @author Simon Fremaux (@dievardump)
contract MyModuleWithSomeMonsterNFT is
    Ownable,
    NFBaseModule,
    INFModuleTokenURI,
    INFModuleWithRoyalties
{
    /// @notice the nftContract on which MyModule will Mint
    address public nftContract;

    /// @notice the baseURI for this module
    string public baseURI;

    function supportsInterface(bytes4 interfaceId)
        public
        view
        virtual
        override
        returns (bool)
    {
        return
            interfaceId == type(INFModuleTokenURI).interfaceId ||
            interfaceId == type(INFModuleWithRoyalties).interfaceId ||
            super.supportsInterface(interfaceId);
    }

    /// @inheritdoc	INFModuleWithRoyalties
    function royaltyInfo(address, uint256 tokenId)
        public
        view
        override
        returns (address receiver, uint256 basisPoint)
    {
				// manage your own royalties.
        receiver = owner();
        // gets 10% royalties
        basisPoint = 1000;
    }

    /// @inheritdoc	INFModuleTokenURI
    function tokenURI(address, uint256 tokenId)
        public
        view
        override
        returns (string memory)
    {
        // manage your own tokenURI.
        return string(abi.encodePacked(baseURI, tokenId.toString(), '.json'));
    }

    function mint() {
        // mint the next nft to msg.sender
        // there is no URI because it's managed in this contract
        // there are no royaltiesRecipient nor royaltieSamount because it's manage in this contract
        INiftyForge721(nftContract).mint(msg.sender, '', address(0), 0, address(0));
    }
}