text: from scrape_collection_traits import ScrapeCollectionTraits
  
  ex = ScrapeCollectionTraits('DB Name.json', 'Collection Name', 123)
  
  # This file scrapes traits for the provided collection. The parameters are explained below:
  
  # First parameters is the .json DB name for the traits DB. The DB will store all traits of each asset and the
  # corresponding ID.
  
  # The second parameter is the collection slug, or collection name, of the NFT collection. this MUST match what you see
  # on the main page of the collection on OpenSea. The easiest way is to extract the name from the URL. for example:
  # https://opensea.io/collection/boredapeyachtclub. You would extract 'boredapeyachtclub' and put that as the 2nd param.
  
  # The last parameter is not necessary. It is defaulted to 5000.
  # However, it is preferred to provide it if you know the MAX COLLECTION SIZE (not
  # the number there are right now). A collection could be still be minting and have 2000/5000 total so far. You MUST
  # provide 5000 in this case, not 2000. another case is mints in the same project. for instance, if a project has
  # "SOME NFT #2059" and they release a new project which maps the previous ID to the new one, it would look like
  # "ANOTHER NFT #2059". If you provided 2000 in this case, it would obviously not put #2059 into the DB. This script
  # really only makes sense to use for projects that have finished minting completely so you get accurate results.
  
  # Ex.
  sct = ScrapeCollectionTraits('humanoids_trait_db.json', 'thehumanoids', 10000)
  