SuperRare Gallery Viewer

WHAT IT DOES

The SuperRare Gallery Viewer displays your SuperRare NFT collection as a visual gallery. You provide the SuperRare contract address and an owner address (or connect your wallet), and the tool fetches all artwork tokens held by that address. For each artwork, it reads the token URI, fetches the metadata (name, description, image, artist), and renders it as a card in a grid layout with the artwork preview, title, artist, and token ID. This gives you a clean, curated view of your SuperRare collection—perfect for sharing or reviewing your digital art portfolio.

HOW TO USE

1. Connect your EVM wallet (or enter an owner address manually).

2. Select Ethereum (SuperRare is deployed only on mainnet).

3. Enter the SuperRare contract address (you provide the address you trust).

4. Optionally enter a specific owner address—defaults to your connected wallet.

5. Click "Fetch gallery" to retrieve the collection.

6. Browse the artworks in the visual gallery grid.

THE REAL MECHANISM — SuperRare contract enumeration with metadata fetching

This tool uses the standard SuperRare contract interface to enumerate tokens owned by an address: `balanceOf(address)` and `tokenOfOwnerByIndex(address, uint256)` to get all token IDs. For each token, it calls `tokenURI(uint256)` to retrieve the metadata URI (typically IPFS), then fetches the JSON metadata from IPFS or HTTPS using GM_xmlhttpRequest. The tool extracts the name, description, image URL, and artist/creator from the metadata, and displays each artwork as a card in a responsive grid. All data is read client-side—no data is stored or transmitted beyond the requests themselves.

WHAT IT CANNOT SEE

- This tool cannot display artworks if the tokenURI() points to an unreachable IPFS gateway.

- It cannot read artwork data from contracts that do not implement the SuperRare interface.

- It does not support chains other than Ethereum mainnet where SuperRare is deployed.

- It cannot fetch artist or exhibition data that is not accessible via the contract or subgraph.

- It cannot display the actual image if the image URL is broken or requires authentication.

- It cannot automatically detect if the provided contract address is the official SuperRare contract—you are responsible for verifying it.

PLEASE NOTE

- This tool works only on Ethereum mainnet (chain 1), where SuperRare is deployed.

- You must provide the SuperRare contract address yourself—this tool does not hardcode any addresses.

- The tool limits display to the first 50 tokens to avoid performance issues.

- Metadata fetching depends on IPFS gateway availability; if the gateway is down, metadata may not load.

- This tool is read-only and does not submit any transactions.