frames

We wanted to build a multiplayer feed in frame. Introducing T3, it's like T9 but worse. Select random emojis, send them as a message, see a history of the feed stored on IPFS

We wanted to build a multiplayer feed in frame. Introducing T3, it's like T9 but worse. Select random emojis, send them as a message, see a history of the feed stored on IPFS

https://t3-emoji-livid.vercel.app/api/start

DX Engineer | Head of Developer Relations at /pinata | Tinkering with everything | stevedylan.dev/links

To accomplish this we first built three API endpoints, where we could have a start, a post, and then an ad. We liked the idea of embedding ads with an interactive experience

With our buttons each one selects a random emoji from an array and puts it into the input. You can continue to keep selecting and add more emojis to the message!

Once you send the message we post the message data and add it to the list of messages, and bring the user to an ad. After clicking on "see messages" they're taken back to the beginning!

This was a lot of fun and the @pinatacloud team can't wait to start hacking on more frames with the rest of the developer community 🚀

ipfs

🖼️ Frame-athon from @pinatacloud 🖼️
Starting right now and running through next Saturday at noon Central Standard Time! 

- Best use of the Pinata API for IPFS wins one of 3 prizes
- Submissions must be posted to the /ipfs channel
- Prizes: 1st ($1000), 2nd ($500), 3rd ($250) USDC

cc: @bountybot

Also don't forget we still have over $1000 up for grabs in our /ipfs frame hackathon!!

Also don't forget we still have over $1000 up for grabs in our /ipfs frame hackathon!! https://warpcast.com/polluterofminds/0x1e8b4e60

Inside the start we fetch the initial message json data, then we built a satori handler to make the image and upload it to IPFS using Pinata.