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@ethereum-tag-service/contracts

v1.0.0

Published

Composable content tagging service for Web3

Readme

Ethereum Tag Service Contracts

Ethereum Tag Service (ETS) is an experimental tagging service running on several EVM testnets.

ETS allows developers to integrate tokenized tags into their applications. These tags can be owned, traded, and used across different platforms, fostering a universal and interconnected tagging system.

Core Features

  • Fully composable tags and tagging data
  • Contract-to-contract interaction support
  • Relayer interfaces for custom implementations

Installation

With Hardhat or Truffle:

npm install @ethereum-tag-service/contracts

or with pnpm:

pnpm install @ethereum-tag-service/contracts

Implementing a Relayer

The IETSRelayer interface provides core tagging functionality:

pragma solidity ^0.8.10;

import {IETSRelayer} from "@ethereum-tag-service/contracts/relayers/interfaces/IETSRelayer.sol";

contract MyRelayer is IETSRelayer {
    // Implement required interface methods
}

Key Relayer capabilities:

  • Apply, replace, and remove tags in tagging record
  • Create new tags
  • Compute tagging fees
  • Ownership and pause controls

Usage Example

This implementation allows your contract to leverage an existing Relayer's functionality to apply tags through the ETS protocol. The msg.value is forwarded to cover any tagging fees.

pragma solidity ^0.8.10;

import {IETSRelayer} from "@ethereum-tag-service/contracts/relayers/interfaces/IETSRelayer.sol";
import {IETS} from "@ethereum-tag-service/contracts/interfaces/IETS.sol";

contract MyContract {
    // Initialize with specific deployed relayer address
    IETSRelayer public relayer = IETSRelayer(0xd2499cf4a47a959217efeacefb7edbd524661f59);

    // Or set via constructor
    constructor(address _relayerAddress) {
        relayer = IETSRelayer(_relayerAddress);
    }

    function applyTags(IETS.TaggingRecordRawInput[] calldata _rawInput) external payable {
        // Forward the tagging request to the relayer
        relayer.applyTags{value: msg.value}(_rawInput);
    }
}