craft-nft

A standalone NFT implementation for real-world arts and crafts assets
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      1 @chapter Terminology
      2 
      3 @table @samp
      4 @item Content Address
      5 A data string representing a deterministic fingerprint of data.
      6 
      7 @item Token Contract
      8 A smart contract that enables creation of multiple NFT tokens.
      9 
     10 @item Contract Declaration
     11 A Content Address of a human-readable resource that describes all tokens created in a single Token Contract.
     12 
     13 @item Token Batch
     14 A collection of units that were issued at a particular moment in time to represent a unique work, for example limited edition printed copies. A token may have multiple batches, for example to represents reprints.
     15 
     16 @item Token Id
     17 The unique identifier for a work. In the context of Token Batches, the Token Id points to the work that the units in the batches represent, for example the original print medium resource. The Token Id is the Content Address of the file
     18 
     19 @item Token Declaration
     20 A Content Address of a machine-readable resource that describes a single Token Id
     21 
     22 @item Minted Token
     23 A token that has been minted.
     24 
     25 @item Token Owner
     26 A public/private key pair holder that owns a Minted Token.
     27 
     28 @item Token Key
     29 The identifier for a single minted token. The token may be unique or may be part of a Token Batch. In case of the latter, the Token Key contains the batch number and the minted token's index within that batch.
     30 
     31 @item Batch Token
     32 A minted token which is part of a batch.
     33 
     34 @item Unique Token
     35 A single Minted Token which 
     36 
     37 @item Token Allocation
     38 Defines the nature and behavior of a token. A Token Allocation is done once for a Unique Token, or per-batch for a Batch Token.
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     40 @item Token Spec
     41 Data structure describing the current state of token minting.
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     43 @end table