Moralis Web 3 SDK getNFTs not working properly?

[minty]

Hi
I’ve recently minted an NFT on my own contract on the Rinkeby testnet
But after 2-3 hours I still don’t see it in my React Moralis app
When I do
const testnetNFTs = await Moralis.Web3API.account.getNFTs({ chain: 'rinkeby', address: 'MYADDRESSS_ETC_HERE' });

it gives me 4 NFTs

But when I use a deprecated function from Moralis it gives me 7 NFTs as it should, which is weird
const userNFTs = await Moralis.Web3.getNFTs({ chain: 'rinkeby', address: 'MYADDRESSS_ETC_HERE' });

Background checks:

• I’ve checked that my NFTs are visible on opensea
• I’ve checked my Moralis server dashboard and can see 7 NFTs in the table
  What I see on my React app:
  
  

Any help will be much appreciated : )

[cryptokid]

we will have to investigate, I don’t think that it is something that you can do now related to the number of nfts returned by Moralis.Web3API.account.getNFTs

[minty]

Hmm
The number of NFTs isn’t the main issue, I cannot see a recently minted NFT for some reason.
Yep thanks @cryptokid I would love to get notified about the reason/solution!

[minty]

Ok
I found the issue
When I mint the NFT using javascript - I’m doing something wrong - this causes the metadata to be null
In my React app the NFTs that don’t load are the ones that have null metadata
I tried minting from my contract in remix.ethereum and the nft showed up in my moralis app in less than 1 minute!!

[mmxer]

Hello,
async function getNfts() {
const options = { token_address: ‘0x…’ };
const polygonNFTs = await Moralis.Web3API.account.getNFTsForContract(options);
console.log(“polygonNFTs”,polygonNFTs)
}
It returns;
{
“total”: 0,
“page”: 0,
“page_size”: 500,
“cursor”: “”,
“result”: [],
“status”: “SYNCED”
}

when I check my address in snowtrace, i can see my nfts. Can you help me?

[cryptokid]

maybe something doesn’t work, but we would need some clear example that doesn’t work

[0xprof]

hey, this is the getNFTsForContract method, it takes in an ERC721 or 1155 contract address in the address parameter so you typical normal address might return null