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Force royalties on ERC721 #55

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Force royalties on ERC721 in case the market place does not support/distribute royalties to creators.

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Give this a shot!

lastBalance: uint256

# @dev we check this value to make sure royalties have been paid
royaltyAmount: uint256
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Would suggest minRoyaltyAmount

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Also, add a note here to explore means of setting minRoyaltyAmount based on floor price oracle

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Also also, need to set this in __init__ to a nonzero value

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royalty: uint256 = convert(convert(_salePrice, decimal) * ROYALTY_TO_APPLY_TO_PRICE, uint256) # Percentage that accepts decimals
return self.owner, royalty
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and then here do:

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return self.owner, royalty
# NOTE: We are returning `self` as the receiver of the royalty to enforce payment to `self.owner` later
return self, max(self.minRoyaltyAmount, royalty)

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@fubuloubu this max is a genius solution for a future implementation of a minimum sell price looking at minRoyaltyAmount. Hats off. 🙏

@@ -378,6 +437,10 @@ def transferFrom(owner: address, receiver: address, tokenId: uint256):
@param receiver The new owner.
@param tokenId The NFT to transfer.
"""
{%- if cookiecutter.force_royalties == 'y' %}
# check if royalties have been paid
self.royaltyChecker(tokenId)
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We can simplify this a bunch!

First, gonna change this function

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self.royaltyChecker(tokenId)
self._enforceRoyalties(msg.sender, tokenId)

@@ -403,6 +466,10 @@ def safeTransferFrom(
@param tokenId The NFT to transfer.
@param data Additional data with no specified format, sent in call to `receiver`.
"""
{%- if cookiecutter.force_royalties == 'y' %}
# check if royalties have been paid
self.royaltyChecker(tokenId)
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And here

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self.royaltyChecker(tokenId)
self._enforceRoyalties(msg.sender, tokenId)

return self.owner, royalty

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def royaltyChecker(tokenId: uint256):
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def royaltyChecker(tokenId: uint256):
def _enforceRoyalties(caller: address, tokenId: uint256):

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@fubuloubu why include the caller if you don't use it on the function?

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In a future scenario you might want to use it to detect which marketplace is triggering the call to update the minimum royalty amount

For now you can probably skip the check if msg.sender is not a contract

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# @dev the last balance of the smart contract that stores the royalties of the contract creator
# this balance is reset to 0 the moment the creator withdraws royalties
lastBalance: uint256

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Don't actually need this!

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# @dev the last balance of the smart contract that stores the royalties of the contract creator
# this balance is reset to 0 the moment the creator withdraws royalties
lastBalance: uint256

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if self.balance < self.lastBalance:
self._deductRoyalties(tokenId)
# equal the contract balance to the lastBalance for future checks
self.lastBalance = self.balance
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if self.balance < self.lastBalance:
self._deductRoyalties(tokenId)
# equal the contract balance to the lastBalance for future checks
self.lastBalance = self.balance
assert self.balance >= self.minRoyaltyAmount
# Send all balance to the owner (clears `self.balance`)
send(self.owner, self.balance)

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@fubuloubu for assert self.balance >= self.minRoyaltyAmountto make sense, we need to set it back to 0 with the send(self.owner, self.balance)→ OK. Would you allow the creator to modify the minRoyaltyAmount? I think that could be a nice feature is case is set too hight/low at genesis

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Also withdrawRoyalties() might be very beneficial to keep from a fiscal perspective so that the artist can control when he gets paid, therefore pay his/her taxes... checking this with a lawyer expert on the token matter.

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@fubuloubu for assert self.balance >= self.minRoyaltyAmountto make sense, we need to set it back to 0 with the send(self.owner, self.balance)→ OK. Would you allow the creator to modify the minRoyaltyAmount? I think that could be a nice feature is case is set too hight/low at genesis

That's the trick! It'll automatically be 0 because the balance will be physically transferred via send

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Also withdrawRoyalties() might be very beneficial to keep from a fiscal perspective so that the artist can control when he gets paid, therefore pay his/her taxes... checking this with a lawyer expert on the token matter.

From a tax perspective, income is income the moment it's earned (made available to you under your full control), so I don't think there's any real tax optimization tricks here

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also would have to update any tests where there's a transfer occuring to have value=nft.minRoyaltyAmount()

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# @dev this can also be used to explore a based floor price oracle for a minimum royalty payment to the creator
# @ dev current implementation sends to the smart contract the apply % in royalties to the creator
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Don't need @dev tag three times in a row

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Missing force_royalties in test case JSONs

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also would have to update any tests where there's a transfer occurring to have value=nft.minRoyaltyAmount()

  1. I made minRoyaltyAmount public so that it could be accessed by nft.minRoyaltyAmount()
  2. Passed the tests like such: nft.transferFrom(receiver, owner, 0, value=nft.minRoyaltyAmount(), sender=receiver) -> didn't pass the test
  3. Hardcoded the value on the tests as string "10000000000000000" or as "0.01 ether" without the quotes and the test still doesn't pass.

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Finally! We got it done!

Were you able to validate on OpenSea testnet?

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"force_royalties": "y",
"royalty_percentage_in_decimals": 10.0,
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Can you flip these two? Royalty percentage is just for regular royalties, while min royalty amount is for forced royalties

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return self, max(self.minRoyaltyAmount, royalty)

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def _enforceRoyalties(tokenId: uint256):
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Add a note on how this function might be expanding to allow updating the floor price oracle

@@ -294,13 +303,40 @@ def royaltyInfo(_tokenId: uint256, _salePrice: uint256) -> (address, uint256):
/// @param _tokenId - the NFT asset queried for royalty information
/// @param _salePrice - the sale price of the NFT asset specified by _tokenId
/// @return receiver - address of who should be sent the royalty payment
/// @return royaltyAmount - the royalty payment amount for _salePrice
/// @return minRoyaltyAmount - the minimum royalty payment amount for _salePrice
"""

royalty: uint256 = convert(convert(_salePrice, decimal) * ROYALTY_TO_APPLY_TO_PRICE, uint256) # Percentage that accepts decimals
return self.owner, royalty
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This actually needs to be update to integrate well

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return self.owner, royalty
return self, max(self.minRoyaltyAmount, royalty)

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# Helper functions in case market place does not support royalties to execute by this contract with _enforceRoyalties()
@internal
@view
def _royaltyInfo(_tokenId: uint256, _salePrice: uint256) -> (address, uint256):
"""
/// @notice Called with the sale price to determine how much royalty
// is owed and to whom. Important; Not all marketplaces respect this, e.g. OpenSea
/// @param _tokenId - the NFT asset queried for royalty information
/// @param _salePrice - the sale price of the NFT asset specified by _tokenId
/// @return receiver - address of who should be sent the royalty payment
/// @return owner address and minRoyaltyAmount - the minimum royalty payment amount for _salePrice
"""

royalty: uint256 = convert(convert(_salePrice, decimal) * ROYALTY_TO_APPLY_TO_PRICE, uint256) # Percentage that accepts decimals
# NOTE: We are returning `self` as the receiver of the royalty to enforce payment to `self.owner` later
return self, max(self.minRoyaltyAmount, royalty)

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Then this function actually isn't necessary

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# Helper functions in case market place does not support royalties to execute by this contract with _enforceRoyalties()
@internal
@view
def _royaltyInfo(_tokenId: uint256, _salePrice: uint256) -> (address, uint256):
"""
/// @notice Called with the sale price to determine how much royalty
// is owed and to whom. Important; Not all marketplaces respect this, e.g. OpenSea
/// @param _tokenId - the NFT asset queried for royalty information
/// @param _salePrice - the sale price of the NFT asset specified by _tokenId
/// @return receiver - address of who should be sent the royalty payment
/// @return owner address and minRoyaltyAmount - the minimum royalty payment amount for _salePrice
"""
royalty: uint256 = convert(convert(_salePrice, decimal) * ROYALTY_TO_APPLY_TO_PRICE, uint256) # Percentage that accepts decimals
# NOTE: We are returning `self` as the receiver of the royalty to enforce payment to `self.owner` later
return self, max(self.minRoyaltyAmount, royalty)

Comment on lines 425 to 426
@external
@payable
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I usually like to switch these

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
{"contractTypes":{},"manifest":"ethpm/3","sources":{}}
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Delete this file, and add .build/ to gitignore

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"force_royalties": "y",
"minRoyaltyAmount": 1000000000000000
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Can this be n and 0?

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can be 0, cannot be n [string] but any int. your thinking creating a function that allows the creator to modify this at any stage.

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No I meant force royalties is n for this case

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Can you add .hypothesis/ to gitignore too?

auto-merge was automatically disabled June 7, 2023 11:31

Head branch was pushed to by a user without write access

.coverage
.coverage.*
.cache
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Usually files like this are best in your global gitignore
https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/getting-started-with-git/ignoring-files

{%- if cookiecutter.force_royalties == 'y' %}
@external
@payable
def __default__():
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Typically, when smart contracts built by compilers like solidity or vyper send ether to a contract, it only gives a limited amount of gas to that contract to execute. So, basically I think this won't work since there's too much logic going on inside it

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