contract;
use std::{
address::Address,
assert::assert,
chain::auth::{
AuthError,
msg_sender,
},
constants::BASE_ASSET_ID,
context::{
call_frames::msg_asset_id,
msg_amount,
},
contract_id::ContractId,
identity::Identity,
result::Result,
revert::revert,
token::transfer_to_output,
};
use wallet_abi::Wallet;
const OWNER_ADDRESS = ~Address::from(0x8900c5bec4ca97d4febf9ceb4754a60d782abbf3cd815836c1872116f203f861);
storage {
balance: u64 = 0,
}
impl Wallet for Contract {
#[storage(read, write)]
fn receive_funds() {
if msg_asset_id() == BASE_ASSET_ID {
// If we received `BASE_ASSET_ID` then keep track of the balance.
// Otherwise, we're receiving other native assets and don't care
// about our balance of tokens.
storage.balance += msg_amount();
}
}
#[storage(read, write)]
fn send_funds(amount_to_send: u64, recipient_address: Address) {
// Note: The return type of `msg_sender()` can be inferred by the
// compiler. It is shown here for explicitness.
let sender: Result<Identity, AuthError> = msg_sender();
match sender.unwrap() {
Identity::Address(addr) => assert(addr == OWNER_ADDRESS),
_ => revert(0),
};
let current_balance = storage.balance;
assert(current_balance >= amount_to_send);
storage.balance = current_balance - amount_to_send;
// Note: `transfer_to_output()` is not a call and thus not an
// interaction. Regardless, this code conforms to
// checks-effects-interactions to avoid re-entrancy.
transfer_to_output(amount_to_send, BASE_ASSET_ID, recipient_address);
}
}