Part 3: Tickets
Previously, you learned how to do inter-contract calls, use views, and do unit testing. In this third session, you will enhance your skills on:
- Using tickets.
- Don't mess up with
DUPerrors while manipulating tickets.
On the second version of the poke game, you were able to poke any contract without constraint. A right to poke via tickets is now mandatory. Tickets are a kind of object that cannot be copied and can hold some trustable information.
new Poke sequence diagram
Prerequisites
Prerequisites are the same as the first session: https://github.com/marigold-dev/training-dapp-1#memo-prerequisites.
Get the code from the session 2 solution here.
Tickets
Tickets came with a Tezos Edo upgrade, they are great and often misunderstood.
Ticket structure:
- Ticketer: (address) the creator contract address.
- Value: (any) Can be any type from string to bytes. It holds whatever arbitrary values.
- Amount: (nat) quantity of tickets minted.
Tickets features:
- Not comparable: it makes no sense to compare tickets because tickets of the same type are all equal and can be merged into a single ticket. When ticket types are different then it is no more comparable.
- Transferable: you can send a ticket into a Transaction parameter.
- Storable: only on smart contract storage for the moment (Note: a new protocol release will enable it for use accounts soon).
- Non-dupable: you cannot copy or duplicate a ticket, it is a unique singleton object living in a specific blockchain instance.
- Splittable: if the amount is > 2 then you can split the ticket object into 2 objects.
- Mergeable: you can merge tickets from the same ticketer and the same type.
- Mintable/burnable: anyone can create and destroy tickets.
Example of usage:
- Authentication and Authorization token: giving a ticket to a user provides you with Authentication. Adding some claims/rules on the ticket provides you with some rights.
- Simplified FA1.2/FA2 token: representing crypto token with tickets (mint/burn/split/join), but it does not have all the same properties and does not respect the TZIP standard.
- Voting rights: giving 1 ticket that counts for 1 vote on each member.
- Wrapped crypto: holding XTZ collateral against a ticket, and redeeming it later.
- Many others ...
Minting
Minting is the action of creating a ticket from the void. In general, minting operations are done by administrators of smart contracts or either by an end user.
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Edit the
./contracts/pokeGame.jsligofile and add a map of ticket ownership to the defaultstoragetype. This map keeps a list of consumable tickets for each authorized user. It is used as a burnable right to poke.export type storage = {
pokeTraces: map<address, pokeMessage>,
feedback: string,
ticketOwnership: map<address, ticket<string>> //ticket of claims
};To fill this map, add a new administration endpoint. A new entrypoint
Initis adding x tickets to a specific user.Note: to simplify, there is no security around this entrypoint, but in Production it should.
Tickets are very special objects that cannot be DUPLICATED. During compilation to Michelson, using a variable twice, copying a structure holding tickets generates
DUPcommand. To avoid our contract failing at runtime, LIGO parses statically our code during compilation time to detect any DUP on tickets.To solve most of the issues, segregate ticket objects from the rest of the storage, or structures containing ticket objects to avoid compilation errors. To do this, just destructure any object until you get tickets isolated.
For each function having a storage as parameter,
storeobject needs to be destructured to isolateticketOwnershipobject holding our tickets. Then, don't use anymore thestoreobject or it creates a DUP error. -
Add the new
Initfunction.@entry
const init = ([a, ticketCount]: [address, nat], store: storage): return_ => {
const { pokeTraces, feedback, ticketOwnership } = store;
if (ticketCount == (0 as nat)) {
return [
list([]) as list<operation>,
{ pokeTraces, feedback, ticketOwnership }
]
} else {
const t: ticket<string> =
Option.unopt(Tezos.create_ticket("can_poke", ticketCount));
return [
list([]) as list<operation>,
{ pokeTraces, feedback, ticketOwnership: Map.add(a, t, ticketOwnership) }
]
}
};The Init function looks at how many tickets to create from the current caller, and then it is added to the current map.
-
Modify the poke function.
@entry
const poke = (_: unit, store: storage): return_ => {
const { pokeTraces, feedback, ticketOwnership } = store;
const [t, tom]: [option<ticket<string>>, map<address, ticket<string>>] =
Map.get_and_update(
Tezos.get_source(),
None() as option<ticket<string>>,
ticketOwnership
);
return match(t) {
when (None):
failwith("User does not have tickets => not allowed")
when (Some(_t)):
[
list([]) as list<operation>,
{
feedback,
pokeTraces: Map.add(
Tezos.get_source(),
{ receiver: Tezos.get_self_address(), feedback: "" },
pokeTraces
),
ticketOwnership: tom
}
]
}
};First, extract an existing optional ticket from the map. If an operation is done directly on the map, even trying to find or get this object in the structure, a DUP Michelson instruction is generated. Use the secure
get_and_updatefunction from the Map library to extract the item from the map and avoid any copy.Note: more information about this function here.
In a second step, look at the optional ticket, if it exists, then burn it (destroy it) and add a trace of execution, otherwise fail with an error message.
-
Same for
pokeAndGetFeedbackfunction, do the same checks and type modifications as below.@no_mutation
@entry
const pokeAndGetFeedback = (oracleAddress: address, store: storage): return_ => {
const { pokeTraces, feedback, ticketOwnership } = store;
ignore(feedback);
const [t, tom]: [option<ticket<string>>, map<address, ticket<string>>] =
Map.get_and_update(
Tezos.get_source(),
None() as option<ticket<string>>,
ticketOwnership
);
let feedbackOpt: option<string> =
Tezos.call_view("feedback", unit, oracleAddress);
return match(t) {
when (None):
failwith("User does not have tickets => not allowed")
when (Some(_t)):
match(feedbackOpt) {
when (Some(feedback)):
do {
let feedbackMessage = {
receiver: oracleAddress,
feedback: feedback
};
return [
list([]) as list<operation>,
{
feedback,
pokeTraces: Map.add(
Tezos.get_source(),
feedbackMessage,
pokeTraces
),
ticketOwnership: tom
}
]
}
when (None):
failwith("Cannot find view feedback on given oracle address")
}
}
}; -
Update the storage initialization on
pokeGame.storageList.jsligo.#import "pokeGame.jsligo" "Contract"
const default_storage = {
pokeTraces: Map.empty as map<address, Contract.pokeMessage>,
feedback: "kiss",
ticketOwnership: Map.empty as
map<
address,
ticket<string>
> //ticket of claims
}; -
Compile the contract to check for any errors.
Note: don't forget to check that Docker is running for taqueria.
npm i
TAQ_LIGO_IMAGE=ligolang/ligo:1.6.0 taq compile pokeGame.jsligoCheck on logs that everything is fine.
Try to display a DUP error now.
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Add this line on
poke functionjust after the first line of storage destructurationconst { pokeTraces, feedback, ticketOwnership } = store;.const t2 = Map.find_opt(Tezos.get_source(), ticketOwnership); -
Compile again.
TAQ_LIGO_IMAGE=ligolang/ligo:1.6.0 taq compile pokeGame.jsligoThis time you should see the
DUPwarning generated by the find function.Warning: variable "ticketOwnership" cannot be used more than once. -
Remove it.
Test your code
Update the unit test files to see if you can still poke.
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Edit the
./contracts/unit_pokeGame.jsligofile.#import "./pokeGame.jsligo" "PokeGame"
export type main_fn = module_contract<parameter_of PokeGame, PokeGame.storage>;
const _ = Test.reset_state(2 as nat, list([]) as list<tez>);
const faucet = Test.nth_bootstrap_account(0);
const sender1: address = Test.nth_bootstrap_account(1);
const _1 = Test.log("Sender 1 has balance : ");
const _2 = Test.log(Test.get_balance_of_address(sender1));
const _3 = Test.set_baker(faucet);
const _4 = Test.set_source(faucet);
const initial_storage = {
pokeTraces: Map.empty as map<address, PokeGame.pokeMessage>,
feedback: "kiss",
ticketOwnership: Map.empty as map<address, ticket<string>>
};
const initial_tez = 0 as tez;
export const _testPoke = (
taddr: typed_address<parameter_of PokeGame, PokeGame.storage>,
s: address,
ticketCount: nat,
expectedResult: bool
): unit => {
const contr = Test.to_contract(taddr);
const contrAddress = Tezos.address(contr);
Test.log("contract deployed with values : ");
Test.log(contr);
Test.set_source(s);
const statusInit =
Test.transfer_to_contract(contr, Init([sender1, ticketCount]), 0 as tez);
Test.log(statusInit);
Test.log("*** Check initial ticket is here ***");
Test.log(Test.get_storage(taddr));
const status: test_exec_result =
Test.transfer_to_contract(contr, Poke(), 0 as tez);
Test.log(status);
const store: PokeGame.storage = Test.get_storage(taddr);
Test.log(store);
return match(status) {
when (Fail(tee)):
match(tee) {
when (Other(msg)):
assert_with_error(expectedResult == false, msg)
when (Balance_too_low(_record)):
assert_with_error(expectedResult == false, "ERROR Balance_too_low")
when (Rejected(s)):
assert_with_error(expectedResult == false, Test.to_string(s[0]))
}
when (Success(_n)):
match(
Map.find_opt(
s,
(Test.get_storage(taddr) as PokeGame.storage).pokeTraces
)
) {
when (Some(pokeMessage)):
do {
assert_with_error(
pokeMessage.feedback == "",
"feedback " + pokeMessage.feedback + " is not equal to expected "
+ "(empty)"
);
assert_with_error(
pokeMessage.receiver == contrAddress,
"receiver is not equal"
)
}
when (None()):
assert_with_error(expectedResult == false, "don't find traces")
}
}
};
const _5 = Test.log("*** Run test to pass ***");
const testSender1Poke =
(
(): unit => {
const orig =
Test.originate(contract_of(PokeGame), initial_storage, initial_tez);
_testPoke(orig.addr, sender1, 1 as nat, true)
}
)();
const _6 = Test.log("*** Run test to fail ***");
const testSender1PokeWithNoTicketsToFail =
(
(): unit => {
const orig =
Test.originate(contract_of(PokeGame), initial_storage, initial_tez);
_testPoke(orig.addr, sender1, 0 as nat, false)
}
)();- On
Init([sender1, ticketCount]), initialize the smart contract with some tickets. - On
Fail, check if you have an error on the test (i.e. the user should be allowed to poke). - On
testSender1Poke, test with the first user using a preexisting ticket. - On
testSender1PokeWithNoTicketsToFail, test with the same user again but with no ticket, and an error should be caught.
- On
-
Run the test, and look at the logs to track execution.
TAQ_LIGO_IMAGE=ligolang/ligo:1.6.0 taq test unit_pokeGame.jsligoThe first test should be fine.
┌──────────────────────┬───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Contract │ Test Results │
├──────────────────────┼───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ unit_pokeGame.jsligo │ "Sender 1 has balance : " │
│ │ 3800000000000mutez │
│ │ "*** Run test to pass ***" │
│ │ "contract deployed with values : " │
│ │ KT1HeEVF74BLi3fYCpr1tpkDGmruFBNjMATo(None) │
│ │ Success (1858n) │
│ │ "*** Check initial ticket is here ***" │
│ │ {feedback = "kiss" ; pokeTraces = [] ; ticketOwnership = [tz1hkMbkLPkvhxyqsQoBoLPqb1mruSzZx3zy -> (KT1HeEVF74BLi3fYCpr1tpkDGmruFBNjMATo , ("can_poke" , 1n))]} │
│ │ Success (1024n) │
│ │ {feedback = "kiss" ; pokeTraces = [tz1hkMbkLPkvhxyqsQoBoLPqb1mruSzZx3zy -> {feedback = "" ; receiver = KT1HeEVF74BLi3fYCpr1tpkDGmruFBNjMATo}] ; ticketOwnership = []} │
│ │ "*** Run test to fail ***" │
│ │ "contract deployed with values : " │
│ │ KT1HDbqhYiKs8e3LkNAcT9T2MQgvUdxPtbV5(None) │
│ │ Success (1399n) │
│ │ "*** Check initial ticket is here ***" │
│ │ {feedback = "kiss" ; pokeTraces = [] ; ticketOwnership = []} │
│ │ Fail (Rejected (("User does not have tickets => not allowed" , KT1HDbqhYiKs8e3LkNAcT9T2MQgvUdxPtbV5))) │
│ │ {feedback = "kiss" ; pokeTraces = [] ; ticketOwnership = []} │
│ │ Everything at the top-level was executed. │
│ │ - testSender1Poke exited with value (). │
│ │ - testSender1PokeWithNoTicketsToFail exited with value (). │
│ │ │
│ │ 🎉 All tests passed 🎉 │
└──────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ────────────────────────────────────────────┘ -
Redeploy the smart contract.
Let's play with the CLI to compile and deploy.
TAQ_LIGO_IMAGE=ligolang/ligo:1.6.0 taq compile pokeGame.jsligo
taq generate types ./app/src
taq deploy pokeGame.tz -e testing┌─────────────┬──────────────────────────────────────┬──────────┬──────────────────┬────────────────────────────────┐
│ Contract │ Address │ Alias │ Balance In Mutez │ Destination │
├─────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼──────────┼──────────────────┼────────────────────────────────┤
│ pokeGame.tz │ KT1TC1DabCTmdMXuuCxwUmyb51bn2mbeNvbW │ pokeGame │ 0 │ https://ghostnet.ecadinfra.com │
└─────────────┴──────────────────────────────────────┴────── ────┴──────────────────┴────────────────────────────────┘
Adapt the frontend code
-
Rerun the app and check that you can not use the app anymore without tickets.
cd app
yarn dev -
Connect with any wallet with enough tez, and Poke your contract.
The Kukai wallet is giving me back the error from the smart contract.
Ok, so let's authorize some minting on my user and try again to poke.
-
Add a new button for minting on a specific contract, and replace the full content of
App.tsxwith:import { NetworkType } from '@airgap/beacon-types';
import { BeaconWallet } from '@taquito/beacon-wallet';
import { TezosToolkit } from '@taquito/taquito';
import * as api from '@tzkt/sdk-api';
import { BigNumber } from 'bignumber.js';
import { useEffect, useState } from 'react';
import './App.css';
import ConnectButton from './ConnectWallet';
import DisconnectButton from './DisconnectWallet';
import { PokeGameWalletType, Storage } from './pokeGame.types';
import { address, nat } from './type-aliases';
function App() {
api.defaults.baseUrl = 'https://api.ghostnet.tzkt.io';
const [Tezos, setTezos] = useState<TezosToolkit>(
new TezosToolkit('https://ghostnet.ecadinfra.com')
);
const [wallet, setWallet] = useState<BeaconWallet>(
new BeaconWallet({
name: 'Training',
preferredNetwork: NetworkType.GHOSTNET,
})
);
const [contracts, setContracts] = useState<Array<api.Contract>>([]);
const [contractStorages, setContractStorages] = useState<
Map<string, Storage>
>(new Map());
const fetchContracts = () => {
(async () => {
const tzktcontracts: Array<api.Contract> =
await api.contractsGetSimilar(
import.meta.env.VITE_CONTRACT_ADDRESS,
{
includeStorage: true,
sort: { desc: 'id' },
}
);
setContracts(tzktcontracts);
const taquitoContracts: Array<PokeGameWalletType> = await Promise.all(
tzktcontracts.map(
async (tzktcontract) =>
(await Tezos.wallet.at(
tzktcontract.address!
)) as PokeGameWalletType
)
);
const map = new Map<string, Storage>();
for (const c of taquitoContracts) {
const s: Storage = await c.storage();
map.set(c.address, s);
}
setContractStorages(map);
})();
};
useEffect(() => {
(async () => {
const activeAccount = await wallet.client.getActiveAccount();
if (activeAccount) {
setUserAddress(activeAccount.address);
const balance = await Tezos.tz.getBalance(activeAccount.address);
setUserBalance(balance.toNumber());
}
})();
}, []);
const [userAddress, setUserAddress] = useState<string>('');
const [userBalance, setUserBalance] = useState<number>(0);
const [contractToPoke, setContractToPoke] = useState<string>('');
//poke
const poke = async (
e: React.MouseEvent<HTMLButtonElement, MouseEvent>,
contract: api.Contract
) => {
e.preventDefault();
let c: PokeGameWalletType = await Tezos.wallet.at('' + contract.address);
try {
const op = await c.methodsObject
.pokeAndGetFeedback(contractToPoke as address)
.send();
await op.confirmation();
alert('Tx done');
} catch (error: any) {
console.log(error);
console.table(`Error: ${JSON.stringify(error, null, 2)}`);
}
};
//mint
const mint = async (
e: React.MouseEvent<HTMLButtonElement>,
contract: api.Contract
) => {
e.preventDefault();
let c: PokeGameWalletType = await Tezos.wallet.at('' + contract.address);
try {
console.log('contractToPoke', contractToPoke);
const op = await c.methods
.init(userAddress as address, new BigNumber(1) as nat)
.send();
await op.confirmation();
alert('Tx done');
} catch (error: any) {
console.log(error);
console.table(`Error: ${JSON.stringify(error, null, 2)}`);
}
};
return (
<div className="App">
<header className="App-header">
<ConnectButton
Tezos={Tezos}
setTezos={setTezos}
setUserAddress={setUserAddress}
setUserBalance={setUserBalance}
wallet={wallet}
/>
<DisconnectButton
wallet={wallet}
setUserAddress={setUserAddress}
setUserBalance={setUserBalance}
/>
<div>
I am {userAddress} with {userBalance} mutez
</div>
</header>
<br />
<div>
<button onClick={fetchContracts}>Fetch contracts</button>
<table>
<thead>
<tr>
<th>address</th>
<th>trace "contract - feedback - user"</th>
<th>action</th>
</tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
{contracts.map((contract) => (
<tr>
<td style={{ borderStyle: 'dotted' }}>{contract.address}</td>
<td style={{ borderStyle: 'dotted' }}>
{contractStorages.get(contract.address!) !== undefined &&
contractStorages.get(contract.address!)!.pokeTraces
? Array.from(
contractStorages
.get(contract.address!)!
.pokeTraces.entries()
).map(
(e) =>
e[1].receiver +
' ' +
e[1].feedback +
' ' +
e[0] +
','
)
: ''}
</td>
<td style={{ borderStyle: 'dotted' }}>
<input
type="text"
onChange={(e) => {
console.log('e', e.currentTarget.value);
setContractToPoke(e.currentTarget.value);
}}
placeholder="enter contract address here"
/>
<button onClick={(e) => poke(e, contract)}>Poke</button>
<button onClick={(e) => mint(e, contract)}>
Mint 1 ticket
</button>
</td>
</tr>
))}
</tbody>
</table>
</div>
</div>
);
}
export default App;Note: You maybe have noticed, but the full typed generated Taquito class is used for the storage access now. It improves maintenance in case you contract storage has changed.
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Refresh the page, now that you have the Mint button.
-
Mint a ticket on this contract.
-
Wait for the Tx popup confirmation and then try to poke again, it should succeed now.
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Wait for the Tx popup confirmation and try to poke again, you should be out of tickets and it should fail.
Congratulations, you know how to use tickets and avoid DUP errors.
Takeaways:
- You can go further and improve the code like consuming one 1 ticket quantity at a time and manage it the right way.
- You can also implement different type of Authorization mechanism, not only
can pokeclaim. - You can also try to base your ticket on some duration time like JSON token can do, not using the data field as a string but as bytes and store a timestamp on it.
Summary
Now, you understand tickets. If you want to learn more about tickets, read this great article here.
In the next training, you will learn how to upgrade smart contracts.
When you are ready, continue to Part 4: Smart contract upgrades.