A step-by-step tutorial on building an interactive NFT Gallery using QuickNode’s GraphQL NFT API, icy.tools, JavaScript, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS. By Aayush Gupta.
In this tutorial, you will build an NFT gallery using QuickNode’s GraphQL NFT API, Icy.tools, React, JavaScript, Next.js, Vercel, and TailwindCSS. The React web app will provide a user interface displaying a grid view of all the NFTs held by any Ethereum Name Service (ENS). You will fetch NFT data with icy-nft-tools.
The content of the article:
- What is QuickNode?
- What is QuickNode’s GraphQL NFT API?
- Explore QuickNode Marketplace!
- The Functionalities
- The Tech Stack
- The Prerequisites
- Step 1: Creating Next.js project
- Step 2: Installing the icy-nft-hooks library
- Step 3: Getting an NFT API key
- Step 4: Installing the dotenv package
- Step 5: Fetching the NFT
- Step 6: Display the NFT gallery
- Step 7: Deploy NFT gallery
- Full code base
QuickNode is a blockchain platform that provides infrastructure for developers to build and scale decentralized applications (DApps). It offers a suite of tools and services, including a developer API, to make it easier for developers to build, test, and deploy DApps on multiple blockchain networks. Good read!
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