With utmost respect,
Our issues are split into 2 categories
- 🎨 denotes predominantly works pertaining to front-end spec below
- 🧠 denotes predominantly works pertaining to protocol spec / subgraph
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{emoji} - {if front: endpoint} - {description}
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We propose to construct the minSalePriceInWei
argument in the offerPunkForSaleToAddress
and offerPunkForSale
in a particular way to be able to achieve the v0
Cryptopunk gifting feature. Find below the explanation
ff
is to ensure noone can accept the bid. These two hex characters at the front ensure that the number we end up with is at least:115339776388732929035197660848497720713218148788040405586178452820382218977280
that is how much someone would have to pay to accept the offer you can verify this here https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/number/hex-to-decimal.html by inputting0xff00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
8e
is the checksum. This is to ensure that during the price transmission no data was lost in a message. Standard computer science trick https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Checksum#:~:text=A%20checksum%20is%20a%20small,upon%20to%20verify%20data%20authenticity.00
is the protocol version. This will help people correctly parse the messages we send. It is conceivable that extension of the gifting protocol will require new data to be specified. Such as the rent price. This new data, will be packed into all or some of the remaining54
hexbytes we have left. Therefore, developers will be able to say: "oh, this is version00
so I know I have to parse it as per the spec here" this will be incremented+1
on each new version release, obviously000e
is the lease length. e in hexadecimal is14
, denoting days
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Filtering in Cryptopunks
- requires filters
- view all cryptopunks gifted (superset of the below)
- view cryptopunks gifted to me (subset of the above)
- view cryptopunks I gifted (subset of all, by definition lol)
- under each punk view extra info (current owner, current tenant, tenancy dates)
-
Click on a punk, modal window opens
- requires subgraph
- details on a punk
- owner
- tenant
- tenancy dates
- provenance history
- if owner: lend the punk (created the offer to address or plain offer to as per protocol)
-
FAQ
- section about how it works
- section about responsibilities of the renter and the lender
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Optional
- little notes section for yourself, to remind you where you have used the cryptopunks this is useful for when the renting period ends to remind you where you need to take it off
- email notification for when the due date is coming up
- ability to view lender's address
- filtering / sorting
- highly useful. API to change all / some of your social avatars with the cryptopunk you have just rented out. Likewise, enable unsetting. (we can do this super easily with Next.js)
- only owner can change details about the punk. When clicking on a punk, show the punk's provenance + owners' details. (plural)
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Future
- view cryptopunks available for rent
- web3 call to og crypto punks. create bid. 4 1s. This will accept tenancy rights.
- subgraph
- pull all cryptopunks currently gifted to someone
- pull all cryptopunks (there is an image). There should be an API, too
- renft cryptopunk leasing support channel?
This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app
.
# Fork the repo on Github & clone it
git clone git@github.com:re-nft/cryptopunks.git
cd cryptopunks
# Install NPM modules
yarn
# Start the development server
yarn dev
Open http://localhost:3000 in your browser to see the website.
Deployed on Vercel.