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This package manages an `Extension` object, which acts as a central configuration point for various `Tax` objects. The `init` function creates and shares a singleton `Extension` object and transfers a `Publisher` capability to the deployer. Public functions allow the `Publisher` (admin) to add or remove `Tax` configurations, which are stored as dynamic fields on the `Extension` object, keyed by a `Marker` type. The `calc_tax` function retrieves a specific `Tax` configuration and calculates a tax amount based on a provided value, returning whether a penalty was applied, the calculated tax, and the beneficiary address. The `Tax` object itself defines a tax receiver, royalty, penalty ratio, and minimum price, and includes logic to determine if a penalty should be applied based on the input value and minimum price.
This package defines a marketplace for listing and buying NFTs. The primary object type managed is `Listing<Ty0>`, which represents an NFT listed for sale, containing its ID, seller, price, market ID, and a boolean indicating if royalties apply. Public/entry functions include `list_generic` to create a new `Listing` object, `delist_generic` to remove a listing and transfer the NFT back to the seller, and `change_price` to update a listing's price. The `buy_generic` and `buy_with_sui` functions (with and without `_with_ext` and `_with_price` variants) handle purchasing listed NFTs, transferring the NFT to the buyer and distributing funds to the seller, marketplace, and potentially a royalty recipient or tax authority. These functions mutate `Listing` objects (removing them upon sale) and `Coin` balances. Notable patterns include the use of dynamic fields to store the listed NFT within the `Listing` object, a `MarketPlace` object that collects fees and holds profits in
This package manages `Launchpad` objects, which are generic over a type `Ty0` (likely an NFT type). It provides two entry functions, `post_sale_mint` and `post_sale_mint_by_creator`, both of which mint NFTs and transfer them to the transaction sender. Both functions interact with an `administrate` module to perform the actual minting logic, with `post_sale_mint` requiring a `Permission` object and `post_sale_mint_by_creator` requiring an `AdminCap<Ty0>`. The `Version` object is also passed to both functions, suggesting version control or upgradeability. The core business logic involves post-sale NFT distribution, with different access controls for administrators and creators.
This Sui package defines a collection of "Mobius" NFTs and provides functionalities for their creation, management, and staking. The primary object type is `Mobius`, an NFT with an ID, index, name, image URL, and dynamic properties stored in a `VecMap`. The `collection` module handles the creation of `Mobius` NFTs, setting their display information, and burning them. It also allows for the mutation of NFT properties. The `port` module introduces `Plan` objects, which manage the minting process for `Mobius` NFTs, including price tracking and profit distribution, and `Stake` objects, which facilitate staking of `Mobius` NFTs. Public/entry functions include `set_display_and_royalty_rule` and `set_collection_info` in `collection` for updating display metadata and royalty rules on `Display` and `TransferPolicy` objects. In `port`, `create_plan` and `create_stake` initialize new `Plan` and `Stake` objects respectively. The `mint_with_time
This Sui package defines an NFT object type with dynamic fields for properties. It allows for the creation of new NFT collections, including setting collection metadata, display properties, and transfer policies with royalty rules. The package includes functions to mint NFTs with a MintCap, burn NFTs, and mutate NFT name and image URLs. Notably, it implements a versioning system for package upgrades and restricts certain administrative actions (like version updates) to a specific hardcoded address. The package also uses a SharedPublisher object to manage the creation of Display and TransferPolicy objects.
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