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ERC-3525 Reference Implementation for Solidity

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    ERC-3525 Reference Implementation

    This is reference implementation of ERC-3525.

    ERC-3525, proposed by Solv Protocol, is a standard for the Semi-Fungible Token (or SFT) approved by the Ethereum community.

    It defines a new type of digital asset characterized by the following key features:

    • Unique ID and expressivity of ERC-721 non-fungible tokens. Compatibility with the ERC-721 token standard.
    • It is fractionalizable, combinable, and computable.
    • It can work like an account and nest other digital assets, including ERC-20 fungible tokens and NFTs, with support for token-to-token transfer.
    • Programmable appearance, functionality, lockup, transfer, etc. Metadata is optimized to support dynamic inputs and more complex financial logic.

    🧙Not sure how to get started? Check out ERC-3525 Starter Kit: Developer Edition - a step-by-step guide to get you started with the ERC-3525 reference implementation.🚀

    Overview

    Installation

    npm install @solvprotocol/erc-3525@latest

    Usage

    Once installed, you can use the contracts in the library by importing them:

    pragma solidity ^0.8.9;
    
    import "@solvprotocol/erc-3525/ERC3525.sol";
    
    contract MyERC3525 is ERC3525 {
    
    constructor()
        ERC3525("MyERC3525", "MY3525", 18) {
        }
    }

    To keep your system secure, you should always use the installed code as-is, and neither copy-paste it from online sources nor modify it yourself.

    Learn More

    ERC-3525 White Paper

    Contribute

    Requirements

    • Solidity 0.8
    • Hardhat
    • Node.js >= 12.10

    Setup

    Run npm install in the root directory

    Unit Tests

    Run npm test to run the unit tests

    Transpile

    Run npm run transpile to transpile the non-upgradable contracts to upgradeable contracts

    License

    ERC-3525 Reference Implementation is released under the MIT License.

    Credits

    ERC-3525 Reference Implementation power by Solv Finance