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Adoption of the main contract in several places (e.g., cities) will lead to a fragmentation of the on-chain database. An aggregator contract could allow for checking of the registration/missing status across multiple instances of the main contract. Moreover, the main contract could point to this contract/function, as well.
Something along the lines of:
pragma solidity^0.8.0;
import"./BicycleComponentV1.sol";
contractAggregator {
// Array to store registered bicycle component contractsaddress[] public registeredContracts;
// Function to add a bicycle component contract instancefunction addBicycleComponentContract(addresscontractAddress) external {
// Add checks to ensure only authorized entities can add a contract
registeredContracts.push(contractAddress);
}
// Function to check if a bicycle component with the given serial number is missing// and return the contract's address if it's missingfunction isMissing(stringmemoryserialNumber) externalviewreturns (address) {
// Iterate over registered contractsfor (uint256 i =0; i < registeredContracts.length; i++) {
// Create an instance of the BicycleComponentV1 contract
BicycleComponentV1 bicycleComponent =BicycleComponentV1(registeredContracts[i]);
// Generate tokenId from serialNumberuint256 tokenId = bicycleComponent.generateTokenId(serialNumber);
// Check if the bicycle component is missing in the current contractbool missing = bicycleComponent.missingStatus(tokenId);
// If the bicycle component is missing, return the contract's addressif (missing) {
return registeredContracts[i];
}
}
// If the bicycle component is not missing in any contract, return an empty addressreturnaddress(0);
}
}
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Adoption of the main contract in several places (e.g., cities) will lead to a fragmentation of the on-chain database. An aggregator contract could allow for checking of the registration/missing status across multiple instances of the main contract. Moreover, the main contract could point to this contract/function, as well.
Something along the lines of:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: