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This package defines a listing mechanism for NFTs. The primary object type is `Listing`, which stores details about an NFT for sale, including its type, seller, price, commission, and beneficiary. The `list` public entry function allows a user to create a `Listing` for an NFT, transferring ownership of the NFT to the `Listing` object via a dynamic field, and then sharing the `Listing` object. The `list` function also emits a `ListEvent`. The marketplace module is empty, suggesting it might be implemented in a separate module or is a placeholder. A notable pattern is the use of dynamic fields to hold the listed NFT within the `Listing` object.
This package, `tradeport_price_lock`, primarily manages `Lock` objects, which represent price-locked agreements for NFTs. Public/entry functions allow users to: 1. `withdraw_balance`: Withdraw SUI from the package's internal `Store` object. 2. `cancel_any_lock`: Cancel a `Lock` object given its ID, returning any associated `PurchaseCap` to a Kiosk and SUI to the maker. This function is restricted to the package's publisher. 3. `create_long_lock`: Create a "long" `Lock` for an NFT held in a Kiosk, listing it with a `PurchaseCap`. It takes various pricing and duration parameters and emits a `LockCreatedEvent`. 4. `create_short_lock`: Create a "short" `Lock` without an associated NFT, requiring a SUI deposit. It also takes pricing and duration parameters and emits a `LockCreatedEvent`. 5. `cancel_lock`: Cancel a `Lock` if it's in an
This package defines a marketplace for NFTs, managing `Store` objects that hold `Bid` and `Listing` objects via dynamic object fields. The `biddings` module allows users to `bid` on specific NFTs or `collection_bid` on a collection, creating a `Bid` object with an associated `Coin<SUI>` wallet. Bids can be `cancel_bid` by the buyer or `accept_bid` by the seller, transferring the NFT and funds. The `listings` module enables `list`ing NFTs for sale, creating a `Listing` object, and `unlist`ing them. Buyers can `buy` listed NFTs, transferring the NFT and funds. Both `accept_bid` and `buy` functions have `ob_` prefixed versions that handle royalty payments to a `Collection` using a `BpsRoyaltyStrategy`. Events are emitted for all major actions (create, cancel, match bid; list, unlist, buy).
This Sui package defines a marketplace for trading NFTs, primarily managing a MarketPlace object. The MarketPlace object stores a fee percentage and a beneficiary address, which can only be set by the current beneficiary. The package allows users to list NFTs for sale (create asks) and place bids on individual NFTs or collections, with market fees applied to these actions. It also supports buying listed NFTs, canceling listings, and accepting bids, facilitating the transfer of NFTs and coins through Kiosks and TransferRequests. The core functionality relies on an external orderbook module for managing listings and bids, and a bidding module for token-specific bids.
This package manages two primary object types: `Store` and `Bid` (in `kiosk_biddings`), and `Store` and `Listing` (in `kiosk_listings`). The `kiosk_biddings` module allows users to place bids on NFTs or NFT collections, storing the bid details and the SUI coin in a `Bid` object. Public functions include `bid` and `collection_bid` to create bids, `cancel_bid` to remove a bid and refund the SUI, and `accept_bid` to match a bid with an NFT, transferring the NFT to an escrow kiosk and the SUI to the seller. The `claim_bid` function allows the buyer to claim the NFT from the escrow kiosk. The `kiosk_listings` module enables users to list NFTs for sale in a kiosk. Public functions include `list` to create a listing, `unlist` to remove a listing and return the `PurchaseCap`, and `buy` to purchase a listed NFT, transferring the NFT to the buyer's kiosk
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