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fpe-map

v0.1.2

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FPE-MAP

Test Publish Package to npmjs npm version

FPE Map is releasd under MIT opensource licence and free to use. If you need commercial support/service regarding FPE Map, feel free to contact ctor.xyz

FPE Map is a framework for efficently create unpredicatable mappings between NFT token ID and metadata and can be used for creating fair NFT mysterybox revealing.

Powered by the encryption algorithm, any small change in the supplied random number results in a drastically different mapping between token IDs and the metadata, making rarity snipping impossible. FPE Map requires storing only one random number on-chain, regardless of the size of the NFT collection. This is the reason why it is extremely gas efficient. (20000x more efficient than Clone X's approach)

  • Litepaper: https://mirror.xyz/ctor.xyz/ZEY5-wn-3EeHzkTUhACNJZVKc0-R6EsDwwHMr5YJEn0

Installaion

npm

npm install fpe-map

yarn

yarn add fpe-map

Usage

The easiest way to use FPE Map is using fpeMappingFeistelAuto which automatically configure the block size of the encryption core and other parameters within the algorithm.

uint256 metadataId = FPEMap.fpeMappingFeistelAuto(tokenId, randomSeed, maxSupply)

If the token ID is not starting from 0, one can do a simple modification to include that.

uint256 metadataId = startTokenId +
  FPEMap.fpeMappingFeistelAuto(tokenId - startTokenId, randomSeed, maxSupply)

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