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aptos-pfp

v0.0.11

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aptos-pfp

Description

The Aptos Profile Picture Protocol allows Aptos users to set a single Token-standard NFT as a universal PFP for the Aptos blockchain.

Individual Aptos protocols can use the documentation below both to show PFPs in their FE, and to provide functionality within their own FE to allow users to set a new PFP.

Example

import { AptosClient } from 'aptos';
import { getProfilePicture } from 'aptos-pfp';

const client = new AptosClient('https://fullnode.devnet.aptoslabs.com');
const walletAddress = '0xe4f6a3e6d9735d2c561949090df0a332b648462017d88835e60afed507412e51';

const { isAvailable, url } = await getProfilePicture(client, walletAddress);

API

Get the wallet's profile picture

function getProfilePicture (client: AptosClient, address: string, config: ProfilePictureConfig): Promise<ProfilePicture>

Params

  • client - Aptos client object
  • address - The address of the wallet
  • config (optional)
    • fallback - Boolean, use a fallback generated image (default true)
    • resize - Object with Cloudflare image resize params (default { width: 100 })

Return value

Object with the following fields:

  • isAvailable - Boolean, true if there is a profile picture for the given wallet
  • url - The URL of the profile image, always populated (either a fallback image or an empty-image icon), you can choose to ignore it if isAvailable is false
  • name - NFT name (only if isAvailable: true)
  • address - Owner address
  • tokenId - The NFT token identifier (only if isAvailable: true)

Transaction for setting an NFT for the profile picture

function createSetProfilePicturePayload (tokenId: TokenId): Promise<TransactionPayloadEntryFunction>

Params

  • tokenId - The NFT token identifier

Return value

A entry function transaction payload object

Transaction for unsetting the profile picture

function createUnsetProfilePicturePayload (): Promise<TransactionPayloadEntryFunction>

Return value

A entry function transaction payload object