First, install dependencies

yarn install

You might also want to setup a .env.local file with the following overrides:

# mainnet
NEXT_PUBLIC_SOLANA_ENDPOINT="https://holaplex.rpcpool.com/"
# devnet (comment out when you want to use real solana)
NEXT_PUBLIC_SOLANA_ENDPOINT="http://api.devnet.solana.com"

NFT_STORAGE_API_KEY="" # got to https://nft.storage and create an account, and get an API key.

NEXT_PUBLIC_MIXPANEL_TOKEN

Then, simply run the development server:

PORT=3001 yarn dev

Replace 3001 with an available port on your machine for this and any of the following examples.

Open http://localhost:3001 with your browser to see the result.

The src/pages/api directory is mapped to /api/*. Files in this directory are treated as API routes instead of React pages.

We expose a Graph QL layer for data produced by the indexer.

https://graph.holaplex.com

View available data at https://docs.holaplex.com/

Query code is generated from Graph QL queries. The query specs are located in ./src/graphql/*/.graphql. These specs are processed by the generate:graphql script in package.json. The script outputs typescript types and react hooks with documentation that can be used to fetch data from the Graph QL layer. See indexerTypes.ts for existing queries.

To use a query, use its hook as documented in the query example for the query in indexerTypes.ts.

To add a query, you need to define the Graph QL query spec and use it to generate the necessary types and hook. To do this

1. Build the query from available data (see above).
2. Save the query as a new .graphql file in the specs location (see above).
3. Generate the code with yarn generate:graphql. This produces code in indexerTypes.ts.
4. Finally, use the generated hook in your react component.