hello432369 / fxlens

⚠️ Disclaimer: This project is still in development. Some changes will be introduced over the next weeks, so please use this project with caution.

fx(lens)

Interactive environment to view, tweak and develop generative tokens for the fx(hash) platform.

Scope

• View a generative token
• Inject a random seed
• Tweak fx(params) values
• Display genrative token features
• Randmomize fx(params) values with individual parameter locking
• Undo/redo stack for fx(params) values
• Schema validation of parameters with hints

Prerequisites

• node >= 14
• npm >= 6.14.4

Getting started

• Clone this repository: npx degit fxhash/params-boilerplate your_project_name
• Install dependencies and fx(lens): npm install

Start fx(lens) development environment

• npm start: Starts a local http server with live reloading enabled.
• Visit http://localhost:3000/ to view the fx(lens) environment

Inspect token with fx(lens)

When visiting the local development you won't see anything usefull unless you provide a target fx(lens) is supposed to inspect. You can provide a target using queryParameters like. The target is the url of the token you want to inspect.

If you are developing a token localy and it is running on http://localhost:3301 you can connect fx(lens) to the token like this:

http://localhost:3000/?target=http://localhost:3301

Available fx(params) types

Checkout the boilerplate documentation for more info about the different fx(params) types.

Randomization

You can explore randomness of the parameters by using the "Randomize params"-Button. Each parameter change is being kept inside the undo/redo stack; Making sure you don't loose any beloved configuration. When you like one of the parameters you can use the "lock"-button to not randomize this parameter and keep it "frozen".

Validation

The injested parameter configuration is being validated. The UI will give you hints on invalid parameter configuration and what attributes need to be adjusted in order to provide a valid parameter configuration.