Decode
Decode Mint
Decodes a mint account's metadata into a JSON file. It accepts either a single account or a list of accounts.
Usage
metaboss decode mint --account <MINT_ACCOUNT> -o <OUPUT_DIRECTORY>
The command will write the metadata JSON file to the output directory with the mint account as the name: e.g. CQNKXw1rw2eWwi812Exk4cKUjKuomZ2156STGRyXd2Mp.json. The output option defaults to the current directory.
metaboss decode mint --list-file <LIST_FILE> -o <OUPUT_DIRECTORY>
The JSON list file should be an array of mint accounts to be decoded:
["xSy...", "Cnb..." ...]
The command will write each metadata JSON file to the output directory as a separate file with the mint account as the name: e.g. CQNKXw1rw2eWwi812Exk4cKUjKuomZ2156STGRyXd2Mp.json. The output option defaults to the current directory.
As of v0.4.0, the default output will only be the Data struct matching the input format of the update data and update data-all commands. To get the full Metadata struct, use the --full option.
Use --raw to get the account data as raw bytes for debugging purposes.
Decode Edition
Decodes a single Print Edition account from a mint account into a JSON file. This is a Print Edition PDA.
Usage
metaboss decode edition --account <MINT_ACCOUNT>
Decode Edition Marker
Decodes a single Edition Marker PDA account from a mint account into a JSON file. This takes the Master Edition NFT mint account and either the edition number or the desired edition marker number, zero-indexed.
Usage
In this example, it will decode the 2nd Edition Marker PDA which corresponds to Edition numbers 248-495.
metaboss decode edition-marker --account <MASTER_EDITION_MINT_ACCOUNT> -m 1
Decode Master
Decodes a single Master Edition account from a mint account into a JSON file. This is a Master Edition PDA.
Usage
metaboss decode master --account <MINT_ACCOUNT>