How to get all NFTs from a Solana wallet

We will create a simple website that displays all the NFTs in a wallet. We can do this by using 1 single Shyft API:

1. Read All

We must have a few things in place before we dive into reading wallets. These are:

1. Installed browser extension for Phantom Wallet. Refer here to install it.
2. **npm** and **npx** installed in your programming environment. If not already set up, refer here.

Coding begins

First things first.

Get your Free Shyft API key

You need to get your API key to create the NFT. Head here

and receive the API key in your email id.

Setup react project

$ npx create-react-app my-first-nft-dapp

This creates the boilerplate code for your Dapp.

Updating package.json

Update the newly generated **package.json** dependency section and add:

"dependencies": {    ...    "@solana/wallet-adapter-phantom": "^0.9.7",    "@solana/web3.js": "^1.50.0",    "axios": "^0.27.2",        ...  },

These dependencies are needed to make http requests and connect to the phantom wallet.

Connecting to the Phantom wallet

Let’s create a new file under the **/src** directory called **ListAll.js**.

Now put the code snippet below, in this file.

import { useState } from "react";import axios from "axios";import { clusterApiUrl, Connection, PublicKey } from "@solana/web3.js";import { PhantomWalletAdapter } from '@solana/wallet-adapter-phantom';const ListAll = () => {  const xKey = "<YOUR_API_KEY>";  const [wallID, setWallID] = useState("");  const [network, setNetwork] = useState("devnet");  const [isLoaded, setLoaded] = useState(false);  const [dataFetched, setDataFetched] = useState();  const [connStatus, setConnStatus] = useState(false);// Phantom Adaptor  const solanaConnect = async () => {    console.log('clicked solana connect');    const { solana } = window;    if (!solana) {      alert("Please Install Solana");    }try {      //const network = "devnet";      const phantom = new PhantomWalletAdapter();      await phantom.connect();      const rpcUrl = clusterApiUrl(network);      const connection = new Connection(rpcUrl, "confirmed");      const wallet = {        address: phantom.publicKey.toString(),      };if (wallet.address) {        console.log(wallet.address);        setWallID(wallet.address);        const accountInfo = await connection.getAccountInfo(new PublicKey(wallet.address), "confirmed");        console.log(accountInfo);        setConnStatus(true);      }    }    catch (err) {      console.log(err);    }}    return ();};

Also, put your generated API key in a variable **xKey**.

The above snippet has a function **solanaConnect()** that connects to the phantom browser extension.

Creating Wallet connect UI component

Now let’s create a simple UI button to that allows a user to connect the phantom wallet. This UI component will invoke the **solanaConnect()** a function that we created in the previous step.

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In **ListAll.js** place the below JSX code snippet inside the **return()** function

<div className="grd-back">  <div className="container-lg">    <div className="py-4 text-center">      <h1>List All Your NFTs</h1>      <p>        This is a sample project which will list all your NFTs associated        with your wallet      </p>    </div>  </div><div className="container-lg">    {!connStatus && (<div className="card border border-primary rounded py-3 px-5 w-50 mx-auto">      <div className="card-body text-center">        <h2 className="card-title p-2">Connect Your Wallet</h2>        <p className="card-text p-1">You need to connect your wallet to deploy and interact with your contracts.</p>        <button className="btn btn-primary mt-5 px-3" onClick={solanaConnect}>Connect Phantom Wallet</button>        {/* <select className="form-select" onChange={(e) => {          console.log(e.target.value);          (e.target.value === 'mtmsk') ? mtmskConnect() : solanaConnect();        }}>          <option value="none">Connect</option>          <option value="phntm">Phantom</option>        </select> */}      </div>    </div>)}    {connStatus && (<div className="w-50 border border-primary rounded-3 mx-auto">      <div className="form-container p-3">        <form>          <div className="row d-flex justify-content-center"><div className="col-12 p-2">              <select                name="network"                className="form-control form-select"                id=""                onChange={(e) => setNetwork(e.target.value)}              >                <option value="devnet">Devnet</option>                <option value="testnet">Testnet</option>                <option value="mainnet-beta">Mainnet Beta</option>              </select>            </div>            <div className="col-12 p-2">              <input                type="text"                className="form-control"                placeholder="Enter Wallet Id"                value={wallID}              />            </div></div>          <div className="text-center p-3">            <button              className="btn btn-primary"              onClick={fetchNFTs}            >              Get            </button>          </div>        </form>      </div>    </div>)}  </div><div className="container-lg">    <div className="cards-section py-4">      <div className="row">        {isLoaded &&          dataFetched.result.map((item) => (            <div className="col-xs-12 col-sm-3 p-3" key={item.mint}>              <div className="card nft-card">                <div className="card-body">                  <a href={`/get-details?token_address=${item.mint}&apiKey=${xKey}`} target="_blank" rel="noreferrer">                    <img className="img-fluid" src={item.image_uri} alt="img" />                  </a>                  <a href={`/get-details?token_address=${item.mint}&apiKey=${xKey}`} target="_blank" rel="noreferrer">                    <h5>{item.name}</h5>                  </a>                </div>              </div>            </div>          ))}</div>    </div>  </div></div>

Adding the REST Call

It’s time to invoke the almighty **read_all** Shyft’s API to read the NFTs in a wallet.

To do this create another function **fetchNFTs()** , inside the **ListAl()** function.

const fetchNFTs = (e) => {    e.preventDefault();//Note, we are not mentioning update_authority here for now    let nftUrl = `https://api.shyft.to/sol/v1/nft/read_all?network=${network}&address=${wallID}`;    axios({      // Endpoint to send files      url: nftUrl,      method: "GET",      headers: {        "Content-Type": "application/json",        "x-api-key": xKey,      },      // Attaching the form data    })      // Handle the response from backend here      .then((res) => {        console.log(res.data);        setDataFetched(res.data);        setLoaded(true);      })// Catch errors if any      .catch((err) => {        console.warn(err);      });  };

The final code **ListAll.js** can be found here.

Update App.js

Before we can run the project the last thing we have to do is to modify our **App.js** file:

import { BrowserRouter as Router, Route, Routes } from "react-router-dom";import ListAll from "./ListAll";function App() {  return (    <div className="App">      <Router>        <Routes>          <Route exact path="/" element={<ListAll />} />        </Routes>      </Router>    </div>  );}export default App;

It’s Showtime now…

Let’s run this app by running, on a console.:

**npm start**

Head over to your localhost and you will see a simple UI like this one:

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Wallet connect action box

Go ahead and connect your wallet, on the successful connection you will be prompted to choose a **Solana network**

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Network Selection

After selecting your desired network, hit **get**. And there you go, all your NFTs will be visible to you.

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All NFTs available in your wallet

We have already created this project for you to play around with, with a good-looking UI. The entire source code is available in this repository https://github.com/Shyft-to/list-all-nfts-from-wallet. Make sure you FORK it and have fun playing around with it.

Also, this dapp is already deployed and available here. Congratulations now, you are one step closer to creating super flexible web3 dapps, for your users.

A lot more tutorials coming up, to help developers create super powerful dapps, quickly.

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Resources

• SHYFT API Documentation
• Shyft Website
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Thank you for your time. Happy hacking