Manually Claiming

Manually claim an NFT

First you will need to get a claim code by generating a claim link (see previous section) and extracting the claim code from the link.

Example:

["https://sc-testnet.satori.art/#/123456789ASDFGHJKL"];// The claim code is: 123456789ASDFGHJKL

Use the claim code and [RECEIVER_ACCOUNT_ID] (the account you wish to own the NFT) to manually claim the NFT.

tip

Be sure the [RECEIVER_ACCOUNT_ID] matches the Spearmint network you are using! (If you are using testnet, it should be a .testnet account; if mainnet, it should be a .near account.)

Example Request:

await fetch(`[API_ORIGIN]/v1/claim/body-code/nft`, {  method: `POST`,  body: JSON.stringify({    code: `[CLAIM_CODE]`,    receiverId: `[RECEIVER_ACCOUNT_ID]`,  }),});

Example Responses by Status Code:

200 (success):

/*
For more information on FinalExecutionOutcome shape, please visit https://near.github.io/near-api-js/interfaces/providers_provider.finalexecutionoutcome.html
*/
{    hashes: string[] // an array containing the transaction hashes associated with the NFT mint contract call    res: FinalExecutionOutcome // the outcome of the NFT mint contract call    success: boolean // a boolean indicating whether the mint was successful or not}

400, 401, 403 (validation or other non-internal error):

/*
More info on status codes:- 401 implies that the credentials (API key) you provided do not match our records for your account- 403 implies that this claim code has already been used to mint an NFT and cannot be reused. Please generate a new claimlink to obtain a new claim code.
*/
{  error: string; // a descriptive error string indicating what went wrong and how to resolve the error}

500 (internal error):

/*
A 500 response code implies that your request was formatted correctly, but there was an internal error completing your request.
*/
{  error: string; // a descriptive error string indicating what went wrong}