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ERC-721 tokens minting

In Dev Protocol, ERC-721 tokens indicate a staking position for any of Property Tokens, have a specially extended interface, and are referred to as sTokens.

Mint ERC-721 tokens​

Immediately mint the users ERC-721 tokens by executing depositToProperty function of Lockup contract.

depositToProperty function takes 3 arguments:

  1. Property Tokens address
  2. Staking amount
  3. Bytes32 payload (Optional)
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To deposit DEV on any Property, the contract will request pre-approval of DEV. But Dev Kit JS has a comprehensive API to handle the process. positionsCreate from Agent API wraps the functionality of depositToProperty as well as returns the approval status.

import { positionsCreate } from '@devprotocol/dev-kit/agent'
import { whenDefined } from '@devprotocol/util-ts'
import type { BaseProvider } from '@ethersproject/providers'

// This function mints an ERC-721 tokens by staking the specified staking amount to specified property, and returns the new tokenId.
export default (provider: BaseProvider) => {
    const from = (provider as Web3Provider).getSigner().getAddress()
    const start = await positionsCreate({
        provider,
        from,
        // Property address
        destination: '0xDbc05b1eCB4fdaEf943819C0B04e9ef6df4bAbd6',
        // Staking Value in Multiple of 10^18
        amount: '1000000000000000000',
        // Payload
        payload: '0x7468697320697320616e206578616d706c650000000000000000000000000000'
    })
    // When approval is needed, start.approvalNeeded is true, and start.approveIfNeeded does send the approval transaction. When approval is not needed, start.approvalNeeded is false, and start.approveIfNeeded does not send anything
    const approveIfNeeded = await whenDefined(start, (x) => x.approveIfNeeded())
    // When approval is needed, approveIfNeeded.waitNeeded is true, and start.waitOrSkipApproval does wait until confirmed the transaction. When approval is not needed, approveIfNeeded.waitNeeded is false, and start.waitOrSkipApproval does not do anything and resolve immediately
    const waitOrSkipApproval = await whenDefined(approveIfNeeded, (x) => x.waitOrSkipApproval())

    const stake = await whenDefined(waitOrSkipApproval, (x) => x.run())
    const staked = await whenDefined(stake, (x) => x.wait())
    // Staking transaction confirmed on-chain!
    ...