getNFTsForContract Offset Not Working

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#1

Hi Team ,

I am try to use offset option on getNFTsForContract function. But its not working. Kindly help me ASAP.

Code :

const fetchNFTsForContract = async () => {
const options = {
chain: “bsc testnet”,
address: “xxxx”,
token_address: “xxxx”,
limit: 1,
0ffset: 1,
};

Thanks in advance !!!

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#2

Is that all of your code? Or did you not include the part where you call the function?

#3

Yes. offset options added our code ,But i got the response entire results. For example i set the offset value 1 and total records 2 means it will return only one record. But i got 2 records from response.

#4

Not sure on this one, but it might not even take the offset parameter into account if the results is shorter than 500

#5

Your code sample uses 0ffset when it should be offset. Is that just a post typo?

#6

API Response ( PFA ) :

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API Request : const fetchNFTsForContract = async () => {
const options = {
chain: “bsc testnet”,
address: “",
token_address: "”,
/limit: 1,
offset: 1,/
};

Above Request Hide the limit and offset options. So it will return whole records ( now only have 2 records ) .

But i want only one record ( latest one ) . In this case i used offset and limit.

Only limit option are working offset option are not working. Kindly tell what i am wrong.

#7

I think that is is a problem on our side, I didn’t get the expected output for this query (this is from another forum thread):

x = await Moralis.Web3API.token.getAllTokenIds({
  address: '0x913e00d95621579e7f5cb1ab327f8256c0f74edd',
  limit: 500,
  offset: 2000,
  order: 'DESC',
  chain: '0x38'
})

can you paste the query that you use and that doesn’t return the expected data?

#8

Our Query - getNFTsForContract.

const fetchNFTsForContract = async () => {
const options = {
chain: “bsc testnet”,
address: “xxxx”,
token_address: “xxxx”,
limit: 1,
offset: 1,

  };

  const polygonNFTs = await Web3Api.account.getNFTsForContract(options);
#9

can you give a more exact example with an address and a token address?

#10

const fetchNFTsForContract = async () => {
const options = {
chain: “bsc testnet”,
address: “0x66CAD4cB71902b77615Cb44C6e1526341acf0155”,
token_address: “0x7F3C0A4Aa2ED97E17a5031b199ac541648fF267f”,
limit: 1,
offset: 1,
};

const polygonNFTs = await Web3Api.account.getNFTsForContract(options);

#11

ok, it looks like it doesn’t advance to page 1 in this case

#12

in case that you run that server side, in node js, you could make REST api requests and use the cursor, until we fix it

#13

Okay. Please fix and let us know ASAP. We are looking on browser side ( REACT ).

Can you please share node js example code ? we try to implement.

#14

here you have a python example on how cursor can be used:
https://docs.moralis.io/misc/rate-limit#example-of-how-to-use-cursor-python

#15

I have written this example (https://github.com/menezesphill/moralis-snapshot) showing how to use cursors to fetch data from a collection by looping through all result pages.

How to implement pagination for getting NFTs from moralis
#16

update, found out how to use cursor with Moralis SDK, this is an example for node js:

const  Moralis = require('moralis/node')
const serverUrl = 'https://sadfadfa:2053/server'
const appId = 'fasdfasf'
const contractAddress = '4324234234'
async function getAllOwners() {
  await Moralis.start({serverUrl: serverUrl, appId: appId})
  let cursor = null
  let owners = {}
  do {
    const response = await Moralis.Web3API.token.getNFTOwners({ address: contractAddress, chain: 'eth', limit: 500, cursor: cursor  })
    console.log(`Got page ${response.page} of ${Math.ceil(response.total / response.page_size)}, ${response.total} total`)
    for (const owner of response.result) {
      owners[owner.owner_of] = {amount: owner.amount, owner: owner.owner_of, tokenId: owner.token_id, tokenAddress: owner.token_address}
    }
    cursor = response.cursor
  } while (cursor != '' && cursor != null)

  console.log('owners:', owners, 'total owners:', Object.keys(owners).length)
}

getAllOwners()
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Error in fetchign data Error: offset must be less than 500
#17

How would you use cursor here when using API endpoint?

#18

Awesome thank you for clarifying this!

#19

You can do something like:

const contractAddress = "0x18f36d3222324ddac1efd0a524aabfb9d77d8041"

  async function getAllOwners() {
    let cursor = ""
    let owners = {}
    do {
      const { data } = await axios(`https://deep-index.moralis.io/api/v2/nft/${contractAddress}/owners?chain=eth&cursor=${cursor}`, {
        headers: {
          'x-api-key': '' 
        }
      })

      console.log(`Got page ${data.page} of ${Math.ceil(data.total / data.page_size)}, ${data.total} total`)
      for (const owner of data.result) {
        owners[owner.owner_of] = {amount: owner.amount, owner: owner.owner_of, tokenId: owner.token_id, tokenAddress: owner.token_address}
      }
      cursor = data.cursor
    } while (cursor != '' && cursor != null)
  
    console.log('owners:', owners, 'total owners:', Object.keys(owners).length)
  }
#20

Ahh ok it’s working if I do NFT transactions but cursor isn’t a field in the response when doing ERC20 transfers