For implementation details on the Asset Library metadata functionality please see the Sway Libs Docs .
In order to use the Asset Library, Sway Libs and Sway Standards must be added to the Forc.toml
file and then imported into your Sway project. To add Sway Libs as a dependency to the Forc.toml
file in your project please see the Getting Started . To add Sway Standards as a dependency please see the Sway Standards Book .
To import the Asset Library Base Functionality and SRC-7 Standard to your Sway Smart Contract, add the following to your Sway file:
use sway_libs::asset::metadata::*;
use standards::src7::*;
The SRC-7 definition states that the following abi implementation is required for any Native Asset on Fuel:
abi SRC7 {
#[storage(read)]
fn metadata(asset: AssetId, key: String) -> Option<Metadata>;
}
The Asset Library has the following complimentary data type for the SRC-7 standard:
StorageMetadata
The following additional functionality for the SRC-7 's Metadata
type is provided:
as_string()
is_string()
as_u64()
is_u64()
as_bytes()
is_bytes()
as_b256()
is_b256()
Once imported, the Asset Library's metadata functionality should be available. To use them, be sure to add the storage block bellow to your contract which enables the SRC-7 standard.
storage {
metadata: StorageMetadata = StorageMetadata {},
}
StorageMetadata
Type To set some metadata for an Asset, use the SetAssetMetadata
ABI provided by the Asset Library. Be sure to follow the SRC-9 standard for your key
. It is recommended that the Ownership Library is used in conjunction with the SetAssetMetadata
ABI to ensure only a single user has permissions to set an Asset's metadata.
use sway_libs::asset::metadata::*;
use standards::src7::Metadata;
storage {
metadata: StorageMetadata = StorageMetadata {},
}
impl SetAssetMetadata for Contract {
#[storage(read, write)]
fn set_metadata(asset: AssetId, key: String, metadata: Metadata) {
_set_metadata(storage.metadata, asset, key, metadata);
}
}
NOTE The
_set_metadata()
function will set the metadata of an asset unconditionally. External checks should be applied to restrict the setting of metadata.
To use the StorageMetadata
type, simply get the stored metadata with the associated key
and AssetId
. The example below shows the implementation of the SRC-7 standard in combination with the Asset Library's StorageMetadata
type with no user defined restrictions or custom functionality.
use sway_libs::asset::metadata::*;
use standards::src7::{Metadata, SRC7};
storage {
metadata: StorageMetadata = StorageMetadata {},
}
// Implement the SRC-7 Standard for this contract
impl SRC7 for Contract {
#[storage(read)]
fn metadata(asset: AssetId, key: String) -> Option<Metadata> {
// Return the stored metadata
storage.metadata.get(asset, key)
}
}
Metadata
Extensions The Metadata
type defined by the SRC-7 standard can be one of 4 states:
pub enum Metadata {
B256: b256,
Bytes: Bytes,
Int: u64,
String: String,
}
The Asset Library enables the following functionality for the Metadata
type:
is_b256()
and as_b256()
The is_b256()
check enables checking whether the Metadata
type is a b256
.
The as_b256()
returns the b256
of the Metadata
type.
fn b256_type(my_metadata: Metadata) {
assert(my_metadata.is_b256());
let my_b256: b256 = my_metadata.as_b256().unwrap();
}
is_bytes()
and as_bytes()
The is_bytes()
check enables checking whether the Metadata
type is a Bytes
.
The as_bytes()
returns the Bytes
of the Metadata
type.
fn bytes_type(my_metadata: Metadata) {
assert(my_metadata.is_bytes());
let my_bytes: Bytes = my_metadata.as_bytes().unwrap();
}
is_u64()
and as_u64()
The is_u64()
check enables checking whether the Metadata
type is a u64
.
The as_u64()
returns the u64
of the Metadata
type.
fn u64_type(my_metadata: Metadata) {
assert(my_metadata.is_u64());
let my_u64: u64 = my_metadata.as_u64().unwrap();
}
is_string()
and as_string()
The is_string()
check enables checking whether the Metadata
type is a String
.
The as_string()
returns the String
of the Metadata
type.
fn string_type(my_metadata: Metadata) {
assert(my_metadata.is_string());
let my_string: String = my_metadata.as_string().unwrap();
}