# CW1155 Spec: Multiple Tokens CW1155 is a specification for managing multiple tokens based on CosmWasm. The name and design is based on Ethereum's ERC1155 standard. The specification is split into multiple sections, a contract may only implement some of this functionality, but must implement the base. Fungible tokens and non-fungible tokens are treated equally, non-fungible tokens just have one max supply. Approval is set or unset to some operator over entire set of tokens. (More nuanced control is defined in [ERC1761](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-1761)) ## Base ### Messages `SendFrom{from, to, token_id, value, msg}` - This transfers some amount of tokens between two accounts. If `to` is an address controlled by a smart contract, it must implement the `CW1155Receiver` interface, `msg` will be passed to it along with other fields, otherwise, `msg` should be `None`. The operator should either be the `from` account or have approval from it. `BatchSendFrom{from, to, batch: Vec<(token_id, value)>, msg}` - Batched version of `SendFrom` which can handle multiple types of tokens at once. `Mint {to, token_id, value, msg}` - This mints some tokens to `to` account, If `to` is controlled by a smart contract, it should implement `CW1155Receiver` interface, `msg` will be passed to it along with other fields, otherwise, `msg` should be `None`. `BatchMint {to, batch: Vec<(token_id, value)>, msg}` - Batched version of `Mint`. `Burn {from, token_id, value}` - This burns some tokens from `from` account. `BatchBurn {from, batch: Vec<(token_id, value)>}` - Batched version of `Burn`. `ApproveAll{ operator, expires }` - Allows operator to transfer / send any token from the owner's account. If expiration is set, then this allowance has a time/height limit. `RevokeAll { operator }` - Remove previously granted ApproveAll permission ### Queries `Balance { owner, token_id }` - Query the balance of `owner` on particular type of token, default to `0` when record not exist. `BatchBalance { owner, token_ids }` - Query the balance of `owner` on multiple types of tokens, batched version of `Balance`. `ApprovedForAll{owner, include_expired, start_after, limit}` - List all operators that can access all of the owner's tokens. Return type is `ApprovedForAllResponse`. If `include_expired` is set, show expired owners in the results, otherwise, ignore them. `IsApprovedForAll{owner, operator}` - Query approved status `owner` granted to `operator`. Return type is `IsApprovedForAllResponse`. ### Receiver Any contract wish to receive CW1155 tokens must implement `Cw1155ReceiveMsg` and `Cw1155BatchReceiveMsg`. `Cw1155ReceiveMsg { operator, from, token_id, amount, msg}` - `Cw1155BatchReceiveMsg { operator, from, batch, msg}` - ### Events - `transfer(from, to, token_id, value)` `from`/`to` are optional, no `from` attribute means minting, no `to` attribute means burning, but they mustn't be neglected at the same time. ## Metadata ### Queries `TokenInfo{ token_id }` - Query metadata url of `token_id`. ### Events `token_info(url, token_id)` Metadata url of `token_id` is changed, `url` should point to a json file. ## Enumerable ### Queries Pagination is acheived via `start_after` and `limit`. Limit is a request set by the client, if unset, the contract will automatically set it to `DefaultLimit` (suggested 10). If set, it will be used up to a `MaxLimit` value (suggested 30). Contracts can define other `DefaultLimit` and `MaxLimit` values without violating the CW1155 spec, and clients should not rely on any particular values. If `start_after` is unset, the query returns the first results, ordered by lexogaphically by `token_id`. If `start_after` is set, then it returns the first `limit` tokens *after* the given one. This allows straight-forward pagination by taking the last result returned (a `token_id`) and using it as the `start_after` value in a future query. `Tokens{owner, start_after, limit}` - List all token_ids that belong to a given owner. Return type is `TokensResponse{tokens: Vec}`. `AllTokens{start_after, limit}` - Requires pagination. Lists all token_ids controlled by the contract.