crypto-art-render

Magic render of crypto art.

Install

npm install crypto-art-render -S

or

yarn install crypto-art-render

Update

• Allow artwork with only 1 master layer.
• anchor always be type of string, not controlled by tokens any more.

Master Config

Master config defines the rule of rendering for the artwork.

A typical config data structure is shown below:

• name - Artwork name.
• description - Artwork description.
• image - URI of artwork master.
• attributes - List of basic meta info.
  • trait_type - Attribute key name Like Artist or Layer Count.
  • value - Attribute value string.
• layout - Layout of layers.

IntProperty

This type tells the property can be controlled by layer token or just a pure integer.

In typescript, we define:

type IntProperty = {
    "token-id": number,
    "lever-id": number
  } or number;

• token-id - Control layer token id on chain.
• lever-id - Lever index of values from a layer token.

LayerOption

A layer option defines an option of a layer that token holder can choose.

• uri - Layer resource URI, usually IPFS Cid of image.

• label - Layer label.

• anchor - optional. Anchor point id.

• fixed-position - optional. Fix position of layer at the artwork.

  • x (IntProperty)
  • y (IntProperty)

• relative-position - optional. Relative position of layer with the coordinate of the anchor layer.

  • x (IntProperty)
  • y (IntProperty)

• fixed-rotation (IntProperty) - optional. Fix rotation degree.

• orbit-rotation (IntPropery) - optional. Orbit rotation degree around the anchor provided by the layer.

• mirror (IntPropery) - optional. Mirror transition. Value result will only be 0 or 1.

• visible (IntPropery) - optional. Is layer visible. Value result will only be 0 or 1.

• finalCenterX (number) - Not pre-defined. Final center coordinate x of layer. This property will be filled during rendering process.

• finalCenterY (number) - Not pre-defined. Final center coordinate y of layer. This property will be filled during rendering process.

• active (boolean) - Not pre-defined. Tell the layer can be used as anchor point or not.

• color - Color scheme of layer

  • red (IntProperty)
  • green (IntProperty)
  • blue (IntProperty)
  • alpha (IntProperty)
  • hue (IntProperty)
  • multiply (IntProperty)
  • lighten (IntProperty)
  • overlay (IntProperty)
  • opacity (IntProperty)

Layer

Inherit from LayerOption, with more fields like:

• id - Required. Layer id
• states - Optional. Multiple state options of layer.
  • options Array<LayerOption> - list of layer option
  • token-id - Token that control the value of option index.
  • lever-id - Lever index of values

Please see a typical master config example.

Usage

Generator

Module generator is used to generate artwokr config, define and fill necessary fields more easily.

Check out the API.

Initialize empty config

import { Generator } from "crypto-art-render";
 
const generator = new Generator();
// Initialize master config with basic info
generator.intialize(
  "name",
  "desc",
  "QmX71QqNunRjE3Sdj78vDGrDyeT3dEMp9xrrQPSx5JCBTQ"
);
 
// Set attributes
generator.setAttributes([
  {
    [KEY_TRAIT_TYPE]: "Artist",
    value: "LowesYang",
  },
  {
    [KEY_TRAIT_TYPE]: "Artist",
    value: "YYH",
  },
  {
    [KEY_TRAIT_TYPE]: "Layer Count",
    value: "4",
  },
]);
 
// Set fields in master config
generator.setLayout("layer id", 1);
generator.addStatesLayer("layer id", states);
generator.addPureLayer("layer id", layerbody);
 
console.log(generator.masterConfig); // see `test/config_example/example1.json`
 
const eosApi = new EosAPI();
// Initialize artwork on chain
// Add config file init by `generator` to IPFS node.
const configCid = "QmQRYre2kUKd3VW13CeY6zowwyK8RwXqbJxkjzpVS6cyrc";
generator.mintwork(eosApi, "contract", "artist", "issuer");
 
// say master id is 1, layer token relative id is 1
// the real layer token id on chaini is 1 + 1 = 2
// Setup token on chain
generator.setuptoken(eosApi, "contract", "eosio", 1, 1, [0], [256], [144]);
 
// Update token on chain
generator.updatetoken(eosApi, "contract", "eosio", 1, 1, [0], [145]);

Render

Module Render is used to render image from master config.

Check out the API.

import { Render, IpfsLoader } from "crypto-art-render";
 
// Initialize render with ipfs loader, interacting with local IPFS node
const render = new Render(
  new IpfsLoader({ endpoint: "http://127.0.0.1:8080" })
);
 
// load master config
console.log(await render.loadMasterConfig("contract", masterTokenId));
 
// render image
const masterTokenId = 0;
const masterImage = await render.renderMaster("contract", masterTokenId);
const compositeImage = await render.renderComposite("contract", masterTokenId);
 
// Interact with result folloing the API of [Jimp](https://github.com/oliver-moran/jimp/tree/master/packages/jimp)
 
await masterImage.writeAsync("master.png");
await compositeImage.writeAsync("composite.png");
 
// Get current state of a artwork. It will return the hash of current
// values from layer tokens.
render.currentState(masterTokenId);

Test

1. Start a local IPFS node with http endpoint listening on 8080.
2. Add all files in test/config_example to local IPFS network.
3. Start a local EOSIO network with http endpoint listening on 8888;
4. Run npm run test