Module prelude 

Each module should have its own prelude, which:

• Adds preludes of upstream crates
• Exports types with specific-enough names which mean they can safely be used downstream.

The idea is that we can just include the current crate’s prelude and avoid messing around with tons of includes. This makes refactors easier, and makes integration into the node less painful.

Re-exports

pub use crate::object_modules::ModuleConfig;

pub use crate::api::actor_api::*;

pub use crate::api::field_api::*;

pub use crate::api::key_value_entry_api::*;

pub use crate::api::key_value_store_api::*;

pub use crate::api::*;

pub use crate::blueprints::consensus_manager::*;

pub use crate::blueprints::locker::*;

pub use crate::blueprints::resource::*;

pub use crate::blueprints::utils::*;

pub use crate::object_modules::metadata::*;

pub use crate::object_modules::role_assignment::*;

pub use crate::object_modules::royalty::*;

pub use crate::types::*;

Macros

access_and_or

burn_roles

composite_requirement

dec

Creates a Decimal from literals. It is a compile-time macro. It allows to declare constants and statics. Example: const D1: Decimal = dec!(“1111.11111”) const D2: Decimal = dec!(“-1111.11111”) const D3: Decimal = dec!(1) const D4: Decimal = dec!(-1_0000_000_u128)

deposit_roles

freeze_roles

internal_roles

metadata

metadata_init

metadata_init_set_entry

metadata_roles

mint_roles

non_fungible_data_update_roles

pdec

Creates a PreciseDecimal from literals. It is a compile-time macro. It allows to declare constants and statics. Example: const D1: PreciseDecimal = pdec!(“1111.11111”) const D2: PreciseDecimal = pdec!(“-1111.11111”) const D3: PreciseDecimal = pdec!(1) const D4: PreciseDecimal = pdec!(-1_0000_000_u128)

recall_roles

role_entry

roles2

rule

withdraw_roles