@zoralabs/nft-hooks v1.2.1

@zoralabs/nft-hooks

Simple React hooks to load Zora NFT data. Includes on-chain data, NFT metadata, and tools for fetching NFT content if needed.

Put together, these power implementations of the zNFT protocol on any website.

This library consists of a data fetch class and associated React hooks to load NFT data is an easy, efficient manner. The API both batches and caches requests, meaning you can use the hooks across a page without needing to worry about significant performance penalties.

👯 See also: @zoralabs/nft-components a complimentary library to this one to render NFT data on a webpage.

Install:

yarn add @zoralabs/nft-hooks

Then you can import and use the hooks in your react application:

import {useZNFT, useNFTMetadata} from "@zoralabs/nft-hooks";

function MyNFT() {
  const {data} = useZNFT("20");
  const {metadata} = useNFTMetadata(data && data.metadataURI);
  
  return (
    <div>
      <h3>{metadata.title}</h3>
      <p>{metadata.description}</p>
      <p>Owned by: {data.owner.id}</p>
    </div>
  );
}

All hooks:

Configuration:

To set the network configuration, wrap the hooks used with the NFTFetchConfiguration component.

import {Networks, NFTFetchConfiguration, Strategies} from '@zoralabs/nft-hooks';

const zdkStrategy = Strategies.ZDKFetchStrategy();

function NFTGallery() {
  return (
    <NFTFetchConfiguration strategy={zdkStrategy} networkId={Networks.MAINNET}>
      <NFTList>
    </NFTFetchConfiguration>
  );
}

Data sources:

Provided strategies are: 1. ZDKFetchStrategy from the zora indexer (recommended) 2. ZoraV2Indexer strategy from the legacy zora indexer (deprecated) 3. ZoraGraphStrategy strategy from the zora subgraph (not recommended) 4. EtherActorStrategy using ether.actor as a nft backend (not recommended) 5. OpenseaStrategy using opensea's api as a nft backend (not recommended)

Links direct to zora.co interfaces, but can be overridden to directly use the zdk instead.

Development:

1. git clone https://github.com/ourzora/nft-hooks
2. cd nft-hooks
3. npm i -g yarn if you don't have yarn installed
4. yarn
5. yarn run test test your code

Pull requests and tickets are accepted for issues and improvements to this library.