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Multifungible Library

This is an open-source library that allows you to easily interact with the MultiversX blockchain's non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and semi-fungible tokens (SFTs).

1. Installation instructions and documentation

Visit GitHub for a complete installation guide and documentation of every function of this library.

2. Why use this library?

Traditional software development kits (SDKs) for blockchain can be difficult and technical to use, often requiring significant knowledge of blockchain development and a deep understanding of the underlying technology. The Multifungible Library provides a simple, user-friendly interface for interacting with the MultiversX blockchain, making it accessible to developers of all levels.

Here are some key features of the library:

  • Cross-platform: Compatible with Windows and Linux.
  • Easy to use: You can easily create and manage NFTs and SFTs on the MultiversX blockchain with just a few lines of code.
  • Cross-language compatibility: The library can be compiled as a DLL or shared object and can be used from almost any programming language that supports dynamic linking, allowing you to use it in projects written in different languages.
  • Open source: The code for the library is open source and available on GitHub, so you can easily contribute to the project and improve its functionality.

3. Quick example

A quick look into some functions from this library:

C++

// C++ example using the uncompiled source code
Multifungible::createWallet("./myWalletFile.json","1234");

//Issue an SFT collection with first wallet
std::string t_collectionID;
returnCodeAndChar t_IssueCollection = Multifungible::issueSFTCollection("./myWalletFile.json", //Wallet file path
                                                                       "1234", //Password
                                                                       "Test", //Collection name
                                                                       "TST"); //Collection ticker
if (!t_IssueCollection.retCode)
{
    t_collectionID = t_IssueCollection.message;
}
std::cout << "Issued collection: " << t_collectionID << std::endl;

// Issue 10 certificates of affiliation with first wallet, with 85% of royalties on transfer
std::string t_tokenID;
returnCodeAndChar t_IssueSFTToken = Multifungible::issueSemiFungibleToken("./myWalletFile.json", //Wallet file path
                                                                     "1234",                  //Password
                                                                     t_collectionID.c_str(),  //collection name
                                                                     "tokenTest",             //Name of the token
                                                                     "10",                    //quantity
                                                                     "8500",                  //Royalties (85.00%)
                                   "metadata:ipfsCID/fileName.json;tags:tag1,tag2,tag3",      //metadata 
                                                                     "https://...");          //URL
if (!t_IssueSFTToken.retCode)
{
    t_tokenID = t_IssueSFTToken.message;
}
std::cout << "Issued token: " << t_tokenID << std::endl;

Python

import ctypes
import os
import platform

# Load the dynamic library
mylibrary = None
if platform.system() == "Windows":
    mylibrary = ctypes.cdll.LoadLibrary("../../lib/libMultifungible.dll")
elif platform.system() == "Linux":
    mylibrary = ctypes.cdll.LoadLibrary("../../lib/libMultifungible.so")
else:
    # Raise an exception for other platforms
    raise Exception("Unsupported platform: {}".format(platform.system()))

# Define the struct returned by the function
class MyStruct(ctypes.Structure):
    _fields_ = [("my_int", ctypes.c_int),
                ("my_string", ctypes.c_char_p)]

# Create a new wallet with the name myWalletFile.json and load it with > 0.05 EGLD (you have to do this on your own)

if os.path.isfile("./myWalletFile.json"):
  load_wallet = mylibrary.loadWallet
  load_wallet.restype = MyStruct
  wallet = load_wallet(b"./myWalletFile.json",b"1234")
  print(wallet.my_string.decode())
else:
  create_wallet = mylibrary.createWallet
  create_wallet.restype = MyStruct
  wallet = create_wallet(b"./myWalletFile.json",b"1234")
  print(wallet.my_string.decode())

# Define the function signature for issuing a collection
issue_SFT_Collection = mylibrary.issueSFTCollection
issue_SFT_Collection.restype = MyStruct

# Call the function
c_true = ctypes.c_bool(True)
collectionID = issue_SFT_Collection(b"./myWalletFile.json", # Wallet file path (needs to be created and loaded with 0.05 EGLD)
                               b"1234",  # Password
                               b"Test",  # Collection name
                               b"TST" ,
				c_true,
				c_true,
				c_true,
				c_true,
				c_true,
				c_true,
				c_true) # Collection ticker
if collectionID.my_int == 1:
  raise Exception("Error: {}".format(collectionID.my_string.decode()))
           
# Define the function signature for issuing a token
issue_SFT_Token = mylibrary.issueSemiFungibleToken
issue_SFT_Token.restype = MyStruct

# Call the function
tokenID = issue_SFT_Token(b"./myWalletFile.json", # Wallet file path (needs to be created and loaded with 0.05 EGLD)
                               b"1234",                  # Password
                               collectionID.my_string,  # collection name
                               b"tokenTest",             # Name of the token
                               b"10",                    # quantity
                               b"8500",                  # Royalties (85.00%)
                               b"metadata:ipfsCID/fileName.json;tags:tag1,tag2,tag3", # metadata 
                               b"") # URL

if tokenID.my_int == 1:
  raise Exception("Error: {}".format(tokenID.my_string.decode()))
  
# Print our token name
print(tokenID.my_string.decode())

4. External libraries

This repository uses google test as submodule, as well as the following external sources:

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