// import FungibleToken from "./FungibleToken.cdc" // import NonFungibleToken from "./NonFungibleToken.cdc" // import LibraryPass from "./LibraryPass.cdc" // import FUSD from "./FUSD.cdc" import FungibleToken from 0xf233dcee88fe0abe import NonFungibleToken from 0x1d7e57aa55817448 import LibraryPass from 0x4c4a03d405ed9520 import FUSD from 0x3c5959b568896393 // PublishedNFT // // A general purpose sale support contract for Flow NonFungibleTokens. // // Each account that wants to list NFTs for sale installs a Storefront, // and lists individual sales within that Storefront as Listings. // There is one Storefront per account, it handles sales of all NFT types // for that account. // // Each Listing can have one or more "cut"s of the sale price that // goes to one or more addresses. Cuts can be used to pay listing fees // or other considerations. // Each NFT may be listed in one or more Listings, the validity of each // Listing can easily be checked. // // Purchasers can watch for Listing events and check the NFT type and // ID to see if they wish to buy the listed item. // Marketplaces and other aggregators can watch for Listing events // and list items of interest. // pub contract PublishedNFTStorefront { // NFTStorefrontInitialized // This contract has been deployed. // Event consumers can now expect events from this contract. // pub event PublishedNFTStorefrontInitialized() // StorefrontInitialized // A Storefront resource has been created. // Event consumers can now expect events from this Storefront. // Note that we do not specify an address: we cannot and should not. // Created resources do not have an owner address, and may be moved // after creation in ways we cannot check. // ListingAvailable events can be used to determine the address // of the owner of the Storefront (...its location) at the time of // the listing but only at that precise moment in that precise transaction. // If the seller moves the Storefront while the listing is valid, // that is on them. // pub event StorefrontInitialized(storefrontResourceID: UInt64) // StorefrontDestroyed // A Storefront has been destroyed. // Event consumers can now stop processing events from this Storefront. // Note that we do not specify an address. // pub event StorefrontDestroyed(storefrontResourceID: UInt64) // ListingAvailable // A listing has been created and added to a Storefront resource. // The Address values here are valid when the event is emitted, but // the state of the accounts they refer to may be changed outside of the // NFTStorefront workflow, so be careful to check when using them. // pub event ListingAvailable( storefrontAddress: Address, listingResourceID: UInt64, nftType: Type, nftID: UInt64, ftVaultType: Type, price: UFix64 ) // ListingCompleted // The listing has been resolved. It has either been purchased, or removed and destroyed. // pub event ListingCompleted(listingResourceID: UInt64, storefrontResourceID: UInt64, purchased: Bool) // StorefrontStoragePath // The location in storage that a Storefront resource should be located. pub let StorefrontStoragePath: StoragePath // StorefrontPublicPath // The public location for a Storefront link. pub let StorefrontPublicPath: PublicPath access(self) var nftIDbyListing: {UInt64: UInt64} // Variable size dictionary of minted templates structs access(self) var numberPurchasedByType: {UInt64: UInt64} // SaleCut // A struct representing a recipient that must be sent a certain amount // of the payment when a token is sold. // pub struct SaleCut { // The receiver for the payment. // Note that we do not store an address to find the Vault that this represents, // as the link or resource that we fetch in this way may be manipulated, // so to find the address that a cut goes to you must get this struct and then // call receiver.borrow()!.owner.address on it. // This can be done efficiently in a script. pub let receiver: Capability<&{FungibleToken.Receiver}> // The amount of the payment FungibleToken that will be paid to the receiver. pub let amount: UFix64 // initializer // init(receiver: Capability<&{FungibleToken.Receiver}>, amount: UFix64) { self.receiver = receiver self.amount = amount } } // ListingDetails // A struct containing a Listing's data. // pub struct ListingDetails { // The Storefront that the Listing is stored in. // Note that this resource cannot be moved to a different Storefront, // so this is OK. If we ever make it so that it *can* be moved, // this should be revisited. pub var storefrontID: UInt64 // Whether this listing has been purchased or not. pub var purchased: Bool // The Type of the NonFungibleToken.NFT that is being listed. pub let nftType: Type // The ID of the NFT within that type. pub let nftID: UInt64 // The Type of the FungibleToken that payments must be made in. pub let salePaymentVaultType: Type // The amount that must be paid in the specified FungibleToken. pub let salePrice: UFix64 // This specifies the division of payment between recipients. pub let saleCuts: [SaleCut] // setToPurchased // Irreversibly set this listing as purchased. // access(contract) fun setToPurchased() { self.purchased = true } // initializer // init ( nftType: Type, nftID: UInt64, salePaymentVaultType: Type, saleCuts: [SaleCut], storefrontID: UInt64 ) { self.storefrontID = storefrontID self.purchased = false self.nftType = nftType self.nftID = nftID self.salePaymentVaultType = salePaymentVaultType // Store the cuts assert(saleCuts.length > 0, message: "Listing must have at least one payment cut recipient") self.saleCuts = saleCuts // Calculate the total price from the cuts var salePrice = 0.0 // Perform initial check on capabilities, and calculate sale price from cut amounts. for cut in self.saleCuts { // Make sure we can borrow the receiver. // We will check this again when the token is sold. cut.receiver.borrow() ?? panic("Cannot borrow receiver") // Add the cut amount to the total price salePrice = salePrice + cut.amount } assert(salePrice > 0.0, message: "Listing must have non-zero price") // Store the calculated sale price self.salePrice = salePrice } } // ListingPublic // An interface providing a useful public interface to a Listing. // pub resource interface ListingPublic { // borrowNFT // This will assert in the same way as the NFT standard borrowNFT() // if the NFT is absent, for example if it has been sold via another listing. // pub fun borrowNFT(): &NonFungibleToken.NFT // purchase // Purchase the listing, buying the token. // This pays the beneficiaries and returns the token to the buyer. // pub fun purchase(payment: @FungibleToken.Vault): @NonFungibleToken.NFT // getDetails // pub fun getDetails(): ListingDetails } // Listing // A resource that allows an NFT to be sold for an amount of a given FungibleToken, // and for the proceeds of that sale to be split between several recipients. // pub resource Listing: ListingPublic { // The simple (non-Capability, non-complex) details of the sale access(self) let details: ListingDetails // A capability allowing this resource to withdraw the NFT with the given ID from its collection. // This capability allows the resource to withdraw *any* NFT, so you should be careful when giving // such a capability to a resource and always check its code to make sure it will use it in the // way that it claims. access(contract) let nftProviderCapability: Capability<&{NonFungibleToken.Provider, NonFungibleToken.CollectionPublic}> // borrowNFT // This will assert in the same way as the NFT standard borrowNFT() // if the NFT is absent, for example if it has been sold via another listing. // pub fun borrowNFT(): &NonFungibleToken.NFT { let ref = self.nftProviderCapability.borrow()!.borrowNFT(id: self.getDetails().nftID) //- CANNOT DO THIS IN PRECONDITION: "member of restricted type is not accessible: isInstance" // result.isInstance(self.getDetails().nftType): "token has wrong type" assert(ref.isInstance(self.getDetails().nftType), message: "token has wrong type") assert(ref.id == self.getDetails().nftID, message: "token has wrong ID") return ref as &NonFungibleToken.NFT } // getDetails // Get the details of the current state of the Listing as a struct. // This avoids having more public variables and getter methods for them, and plays // nicely with scripts (which cannot return resources). // pub fun getDetails(): ListingDetails { return self.details } // purchase // Purchase the listing, buying the token. // This pays the beneficiaries and returns the token to the buyer. // pub fun purchase(payment: @FungibleToken.Vault): @NonFungibleToken.NFT { pre { self.details.purchased == false: "listing has already been purchased" payment.isInstance(self.details.salePaymentVaultType): "payment vault is not requested fungible token" payment.balance == self.details.salePrice: "payment vault does not contain requested price" } // Make sure the listing cannot be purchased again. self.details.setToPurchased() // Fetch the token to return to the purchaser. let nft <-self.nftProviderCapability.borrow()!.withdraw(withdrawID: self.details.nftID) // Neither receivers nor providers are trustworthy, they must implement the correct // interface but beyond complying with its pre/post conditions they are not gauranteed // to implement the functionality behind the interface in any given way. // Therefore we cannot trust the Collection resource behind the interface, // and we must check the NFT resource it gives us to make sure that it is the correct one. assert(nft.isInstance(self.details.nftType), message: "withdrawn NFT is not of specified type") assert(nft.id == self.details.nftID, message: "withdrawn NFT does not have specified ID") // Rather than aborting the transaction if any receiver is absent when we try to pay it, // we send the cut to the first valid receiver. // The first receiver should therefore either be the seller, or an agreed recipient for // any unpaid cuts. var residualReceiver: &{FungibleToken.Receiver}? = nil // Pay each beneficiary their amount of the payment. for cut in self.details.saleCuts { if let receiver = cut.receiver.borrow() { let paymentCut <- payment.withdraw(amount: cut.amount) receiver.deposit(from: <-paymentCut) if (residualReceiver == nil) { residualReceiver = receiver } } } assert(residualReceiver != nil, message: "No valid payment receivers") // At this point, if all recievers were active and availabile, then the payment Vault will have // zero tokens left, and this will functionally be a no-op that consumes the empty vault residualReceiver!.deposit(from: <-payment) // If the listing is purchased, we regard it as completed here. // Otherwise we regard it as completed in the destructor. emit ListingCompleted( listingResourceID: self.uuid, storefrontResourceID: self.details.storefrontID, purchased: self.details.purchased ) let ref = &nft as auth &NonFungibleToken.NFT let nftLibrary : &LibraryPass.NFT = ref as! &LibraryPass.NFT if PublishedNFTStorefront.numberPurchasedByType[nftLibrary.type] == nil { PublishedNFTStorefront.numberPurchasedByType[nftLibrary.type] = 0 } PublishedNFTStorefront.numberPurchasedByType[nftLibrary.type] = PublishedNFTStorefront.numberPurchasedByType[nftLibrary.type]! + 1 return <-nft } // destructor // destroy () { // If the listing has not been purchased, we regard it as completed here. // Otherwise we regard it as completed in purchase(). // This is because we destroy the listing in Storefront.removeListing() // or Storefront.cleanup() . // If we change this destructor, revisit those functions. if !self.details.purchased { emit ListingCompleted( listingResourceID: self.uuid, storefrontResourceID: self.details.storefrontID, purchased: self.details.purchased ) } } // initializer // init ( nftProviderCapability: Capability<&{NonFungibleToken.Provider, NonFungibleToken.CollectionPublic}>, nftType: Type, nftID: UInt64, salePaymentVaultType: Type, saleCuts: [SaleCut], storefrontID: UInt64 ) { // Store the sale information self.details = ListingDetails( nftType: nftType, nftID: nftID, salePaymentVaultType: salePaymentVaultType, saleCuts: saleCuts, storefrontID: storefrontID ) // Store the NFT provider self.nftProviderCapability = nftProviderCapability // Check that the provider contains the NFT. // We will check it again when the token is sold. // We cannot move this into a function because initializers cannot call member functions. let provider = self.nftProviderCapability.borrow() assert(provider != nil, message: "cannot borrow nftProviderCapability") // This will precondition assert if the token is not available. let nft = provider!.borrowNFT(id: self.details.nftID) assert(nft.isInstance(self.details.nftType), message: "token is not of specified type") assert(nft.id == self.details.nftID, message: "token does not have specified ID") } } // StorefrontManager // An interface for adding and removing Listings within a Storefront, // intended for use by the Storefront's own // pub resource interface StorefrontManager { // createListing // Allows the Storefront owner to create and insert Listings. // pub fun createListing( nftProviderCapability: Capability<&{NonFungibleToken.Provider, NonFungibleToken.CollectionPublic}>, nftType: Type, nftID: UInt64, salePaymentVaultType: Type, saleCuts: [SaleCut] ): UInt64 // removeListing // Allows the Storefront owner to remove any sale listing, acepted or not. // pub fun removeListing(listingResourceID: UInt64) } // StorefrontPublic // An interface to allow listing and borrowing Listings, and purchasing items via Listings // in a Storefront. // pub resource interface StorefrontPublic { pub fun getListingIDs(): [UInt64] pub fun borrowListing(listingResourceID: UInt64): &Listing{ListingPublic}? pub fun cleanup(listingResourceID: UInt64) pub fun fetchListing(nftID: UInt64): &Listing{ListingPublic}? } // Storefront // A resource that allows its owner to manage a list of Listings, and anyone to interact with them // in order to query their details and purchase the NFTs that they represent. // pub resource Storefront : StorefrontManager, StorefrontPublic { // The dictionary of Listing uuids to Listing resources. access(self) var listings: @{UInt64: Listing} // insert // Create and publish a Listing for an NFT. // pub fun createListing( nftProviderCapability: Capability<&{NonFungibleToken.Provider, NonFungibleToken.CollectionPublic}>, nftType: Type, nftID: UInt64, salePaymentVaultType: Type, saleCuts: [SaleCut] ): UInt64 { let listing <- create Listing( nftProviderCapability: nftProviderCapability, nftType: nftType, nftID: nftID, salePaymentVaultType: salePaymentVaultType, saleCuts: saleCuts, storefrontID: self.uuid ) let listingResourceID = listing.uuid let listingPrice = listing.getDetails().salePrice PublishedNFTStorefront.nftIDbyListing[nftID] = listing.uuid // Add the new listing to the dictionary. let oldListing <- self.listings[listingResourceID] <- listing // Note that oldListing will always be nil, but we have to handle it. destroy oldListing emit ListingAvailable( storefrontAddress: self.owner?.address!, listingResourceID: listingResourceID, nftType: nftType, nftID: nftID, ftVaultType: salePaymentVaultType, price: listingPrice ) return listingResourceID } // removeListing // Remove a Listing that has not yet been purchased from the collection and destroy it. // pub fun removeListing(listingResourceID: UInt64) { let listing <- self.listings.remove(key: listingResourceID) ?? panic("missing Listing") // This will emit a ListingCompleted event. destroy listing } // getListingIDs // Returns an array of the Listing resource IDs that are in the collection // pub fun getListingIDs(): [UInt64] { return self.listings.keys } // borrowSaleItem // Returns a read-only view of the SaleItem for the given listingID if it is contained by this collection. // pub fun borrowListing(listingResourceID: UInt64): &Listing{ListingPublic}? { if self.listings[listingResourceID] != nil { return &self.listings[listingResourceID] as! &Listing{ListingPublic} } else { return nil } } // fetchListing // Returns a read-only view of the SaleItem for the given listingID if it is contained by this collection. // pub fun fetchListing(nftID: UInt64): &Listing{ListingPublic}? { let listingResourceID = PublishedNFTStorefront.nftIDbyListing[nftID] return self.borrowListing(listingResourceID: listingResourceID!) } // cleanup // Remove an listing *if* it has been purchased. // Anyone can call, but at present it only benefits the account owner to do so. // Kind purchasers can however call it if they like. // pub fun cleanup(listingResourceID: UInt64) { pre { self.listings[listingResourceID] != nil: "could not find listing with given id" } let listing <- self.listings.remove(key: listingResourceID)! assert(listing.getDetails().purchased == true, message: "listing is not purchased, only admin can remove") destroy listing } // destructor // destroy () { destroy self.listings // Let event consumers know that this storefront will no longer exist emit StorefrontDestroyed(storefrontResourceID: self.uuid) } // constructor // init () { self.listings <- {} // Let event consumers know that this storefront exists emit StorefrontInitialized(storefrontResourceID: self.uuid) } } // createStorefront // Make creating a Storefront publicly accessible. // pub fun createStorefront(): @Storefront { return <-create Storefront() } pub fun getNumberPurchasedByType(type: UInt64): UInt64?{ return PublishedNFTStorefront.numberPurchasedByType[type]; } init () { self.StorefrontStoragePath = /storage/PublishedNFTStorefront self.StorefrontPublicPath = /public/PublishedNFTStorefront self.nftIDbyListing = {} self.numberPurchasedByType = {} self.account.save(<-PublishedNFTStorefront.createStorefront() , to: self.StorefrontStoragePath) self.account.link<&PublishedNFTStorefront.Storefront{PublishedNFTStorefront.StorefrontPublic}>(self.StorefrontPublicPath, target: self.StorefrontStoragePath) if(self.account.borrow<&FUSD.Vault>(from: /storage/fusdVault) == nil) { self.account.save(<-FUSD.createEmptyVault(), to: /storage/fusdVault) self.account.link<&FUSD.Vault{FungibleToken.Receiver}>( /public/fusdReceiver, target: /storage/fusdVault ) self.account.link<&FUSD.Vault{FungibleToken.Provider}>( /public/fusdProvider, target: /storage/fusdProvider ) self.account.link<&FUSD.Vault{FungibleToken.Balance}>( /public/fusdBalance, target: /storage/fusdVault ) } emit PublishedNFTStorefrontInitialized() } }

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