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This package manages SuimonNFT objects and Listing objects, which represent NFTs for sale. The public functions allow users to list an NFT for a specified price, buy a listed NFT, and delist an NFT. When an NFT is listed, the SuimonNFT is transferred to the marketplace, and a new Listing object is created and shared. Buying an NFT involves transferring SUI from the buyer to the seller (minus a 5% fee sent to a specified address) and the NFT to the buyer, then deleting the Listing object. Delisting an NFT requires the caller to be the original seller, after which the Listing object is deleted. Events are emitted for NFT listed, sold, and delisted actions.
This Sui package, `suimon_nft`, primarily manages `SuimonNFT` objects, which are non-fungible tokens with properties like name, image URL, description, tier, and a unique token ID. It also manages a `MintConfig` object that stores minting parameters and an `AdminCap` for administrative control. Public/entry functions allow users to `mint` SuimonNFTs by paying a SUI coin, with the price and available quantity determined by the NFT's tier and the `MintConfig`. An `admin_mint` function allows administrators (holding an `AdminCap`) to mint NFTs without payment. Administrators can also `set_tier_price`, `set_paused` (pausing/unpausing minting), and `set_treasury` (changing the recipient of minting funds) on the `MintConfig` object, and `update_image_url` on individual `SuimonNFT` objects. A `fix_image_url` function allows any user to update an NFT's image URL based on its
This package defines a marketplace for NFTs, managing `Listing` objects which represent an NFT for sale. The `list` function allows a user to put an NFT up for sale at a specified price, creating a new `Listing` object and a `Kiosk` to hold the NFT, then sharing both. The `buy` function enables a user to purchase a listed NFT by paying the listed price (plus a 5% fee to a treasury address), transferring the NFT and its associated `KioskOwnerCap` to the buyer, and the payment to the seller. The `delist` function permits the original seller to remove their NFT from the marketplace, returning the NFT and `KioskOwnerCap` to them. All operations emit events (`NFTListed`, `NFTSold`, `NFTDelisted`) to track marketplace activity. The marketplace uses dynamic fields to store the `KioskOwnerCap` within the `Listing` object, effectively creating an escrow for the NFT.
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