In the near future, it will be possible to mint Multiavatar non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as digital collectibles on the Multiavatar website using the MetaMask wallet.
Each Multiavatar NFT will be associated with a unique string and avatar image that will be chosen by the user who mints the token.
Multiavatar NFT tokens will be based on the Ethereum blockchain, ERC-721 token standard, which means that you will be able to import and trade Multiavatar NFTs on OpenSea, and other NFT marketplaces.
Testnet NFTs in the MetaMask wallet
Tokens associated with meaningful strings (e.g. Ethereum, Satoshi, BTC, Doge, and similar) will be more rare than tokens associated with random strings.
The Multiavatar NFT release date is yet to be announced. More details will be released gradually.
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Currently, Multiavatar supports three programming languages: JavaScript, PHP, and Python.
Similarly as with JS and PHP, using the Multiavatar generator in Python, you can generate 12,230,590,464 cryptographically unique avatars.
All three programming languages are object-oriented, so there are a lot of similarities between them. Because of a similar flow of execution (functions first need to be declared before calling them), Python is more similar to PHP than JS.
JS package was created the first, and it’s being the most used by the community. It is considered the foundational package. If any features are added in the future, they will first land in the JS code, and then will bubble-up to PHP and Python packages.
All three packages share visual tests, which should produce similar results across all codebases. More information about testing is available in each repository.
To install this Python avatar generator, use pip: pip install multiavatar
Import Multiavatar in your Python code: from multiavatar.multiavatar import multiavatar
To generate an avatar: svgCode = multiavatar(“Binx Bond”, None, None)
If you have any issues or feedback, post then in the Multiavatar Python GitHub issues section.
Multiavatar generator is open-source and can be used for free, for both commercial and non-commercial purposes. For more details, refer to the license.
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