Minting Gold Tokens
The selected code is part of a function in the ExchangeFacet
contract responsible for minting gold tokens. This function is marked as internal, indicating that it can only be called from within the contract. The function takes two arguments: _facetAddress
and _amount
.
The function's workflow includes:
- Declaring a
CoinStorage
variablec
, which references the contract's internal storage for gold tokens. - Checking that the
_amount
is less than or equal to the sender's balance of gold tokens. - Creating a new
ERC20Facet
variabletokenFacet
, referencing the contract on the diamond that implements the ERC20 interface. - Checking if
_amount
is greater than zero. If it is, calculating the number of tokens to be minted based on the_amount
and a conversion rate of 1 gold token per 1 ether. - Deducting a 2% fee from the total amount and calling the
mint
function on thetokenFacet
contract to mint the tokens to the sender and the fee recipient. - Decrementing the sender's balance of gold tokens by the
_amount
.
Claiming Gold Tokens
The selected code is part of a function in the ExchangeFacet
contract responsible for claiming gold tokens. Similar to the minting function, this function is marked as internal, indicating that it can only be called from within the contract. The function also takes two arguments: _facetAddress
and _amount
.
The function's workflow includes:
- Declaring a
CoinStorage
variablec
, which references the contract's internal storage for gold tokens. - Creating a new
ERC20Facet
variabletokenFacet
, referencing the contract on the diamond that implements the ERC20 interface. - Checking the sender's balance of tokens on the
_facetAddress
contract. - Calculating the number of tokens to be claimed based on the
_amount
and a conversion rate of 1 gold token per 1 ether. - Calling the
burn
function on thetokenFacet
contract to burn the tokens and increment the sender's balance of gold tokens.
These functions are integral to managing gold tokens within the system, including minting and claiming processes.