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This package implements a Dutch auction marketplace. The primary object is `DutchAuctionMarket`, which manages bids (`Bid` objects) for items from an `Inventory`. Public/entry functions allow users to `init_market` and `init_venue` for auctions, `create_bid` (or `create_bid_whitelisted` if applicable), and `cancel_bid`. Admins can `sale_cancel` an auction, refunding all bids, or `sale_conclude` an auction, distributing items to winning bidders and processing payments. Noteworthy patterns include the use of `CritbitTree` for efficient bid management, `market_whitelist` for gated access to auctions, and `listing` and `venue` modules for managing auction lifecycle and inventory. The `sale_conclude` function handles the distribution of NFTs to winners and refunds for losing bids, utilizing `ob_kiosk` for NFT deposits.
The `hyperspace` module initializes a `Publisher` object and a `TransferPolicy<Hyperspace>` along with its `TransferPolicyCap<Hyperspace>`, transferring the `Publisher` and `TransferPolicyCap` to the sender and sharing the `TransferPolicy` object. The `marketplace_ext` module defines a `Marketplace` object with a `Bag` for storage and a `transfer_policy_id`. It allows installing a `Marketplace` extension onto a `Kiosk` using a `KioskOwnerCap` and a `TransferPolicy`, storing the `Marketplace` as a dynamic field. Users can list items on the `Kiosk` with a price, which emits an `ItemListed` event and stores a `PurchaseCap` in the `Marketplace`'s `Bag`. Buyers can purchase items from the `Kiosk` by providing the item's ID and SUI coins, which removes the `PurchaseCap` from the `Bag` and returns the purchased item and two `TransferRequest` objects. This package utilizes dynamic fields
This package defines a marketplace extension for Kiosks. The primary object type managed is a Marketplace, which stores a Bag of PurchaseCaps and the ID of a TransferPolicy. The `install` function adds a Marketplace object as a dynamic field to a Kiosk, initializing it with a new Bag and the provided TransferPolicy ID. The `list` function allows listing an item in a Kiosk, emitting an ItemListed event, and storing the resulting PurchaseCap in the Marketplace's Bag. The `purchase` function removes a PurchaseCap from the Bag, uses it to purchase an item from the Kiosk, and creates two TransferRequests: one for the purchased item and another for a royalty payment. Notable patterns include the use of dynamic fields to extend Kiosk functionality, and the integration with `transfer_policy` for handling royalties or fees.
This package defines two NFT collections, `HyperSuiTest` and `Suitrader`, each with a `name`, `description`, `url`, and `attributes`. The `init` function for each module creates and shares a `Collection` object, transfers a `Publisher` object, `MintCap`, and `TransferPolicyCap` to the transaction sender, and shares a `TransferPolicy` object. The `mint_nft_to_inventory` entry function allows users to mint a new NFT of the respective type and deposit it into an `Inventory` object. Both collections implement royalty strategies and transfer allowlists, enforced by their `TransferPolicy` objects.
This Sui package defines a collection of "Suitrader" NFTs. The `init` function initializes the collection, sets up display information, defines a creator allowlist, and establishes royalty rules using a basis points strategy. It also creates a `MintCap` and `TransferPolicyCap` for the collection, transferring them to the transaction sender, and shares the `Collection` and `TransferPolicy` objects. The `mint_nft_to_inventory` entry function allows users holding a `MintCap` to mint a new `Suitrader` NFT with specified name, description, URL, and attributes, depositing it into an `Inventory` object. Notable patterns include the use of `MintCap` for controlled minting, a creator allowlist, and a royalty strategy enforced by the `TransferPolicy`.
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