KintoAppRegistry
Deployment Address:
Mainnet: 0x5A2b641b84b0230C8e75F55d5afd27f4Dbd59d5b
Interface: IKintoAppRegistry.sol
Basics
The easiest way to register a new app is to use the registerApp
method. It registers a new app and mints the NFT to the creator.
For example, if you want to register a new app, you can call:
App Limits
Every app has limits that define its rate and gas usage.
The following limits will be used to define the app's properties.
RATE_LIMIT_PERIOD
1 minute
RATE_LIMIT_THRESHOLD
10
GAS_LIMIT_PERIOD
30 days
GAS_LIMIT_THRESHOLD
0.01 ether
Using the following call method, you can quickly check an app's limits:
Sponsored Contracts
Apps can sponsor other contracts, allowing them to operate under their limits.
For example, to check whether a contract is sponsored by an app:
State Functions
Privileged roles can call the following functions.
1. registerApp
This function registers a new app and mints the NFT to the creator. Only KYC verified addresses can call this function.
appName
string calldata
The name of the app
parentContract
address
The address of the parent contract
appContracts
address[] calldata
The addresses of the child contracts
appLimits
uint256[4] calldata
The limits of the app
devEOAs
address[] calldata
The addresses of developer EOAs
2. updateMetadata
This function updates the metadata of an app. Only the app developer can call this function.
appName
string calldata
The name of the app
parentContract
address
The address of the parent contract
appContracts
address[] calldata
The addresses of the child contracts
appLimits
uint256[4] calldata
The limits of the app
devEOAs
address[] calldata
The addresses of developer EOAs
3. setSponsoredContracts
This function sets the sponsored contracts for an app. Only the app developer or contract owner can call this function.
_app
address
The address of the app
_contracts
address[] calldata
The addresses of the contracts
_flags
bool[] calldata
The flags of the contracts
4. enableDSA
This function enables DSA for an app. Only the contract owner can call this function.
app
address
The address of the app
5. overrideChildToParentContract
This function allows the owner to override the parent contract of a child contract.
child
address
The address of the child contract
parent
address
The address of the parent contract
6. updateSystemContracts
This function updates the system contracts array. Only the contract owner can call this function.
newSystemContracts
address[] calldata
The new array of system contracts
7. updateSystemApps
This function updates the system apps array. Only the contract owner can call this function.
newSystemApps
address[] calldata
The new array of system apps
8. updateReservedContracts
This function updates the reserved contracts array. Only the contract owner can call this function.
newReservedContracts
address[] calldata
The new array of reserved contracts
9. setDeployerEOA
This function sets the deployer EOA for a wallet. Can be called by the wallet itself or the contract owner.
wallet
address
The address of the wallet
deployer
address
The address of the deployer EOA
View Functions
Anyone can call the following functions without a transaction to retrieve information from the contract.
1. name
This function gets the token name.
Returns the token name
2. symbol
This function gets the token symbol.
Returns the token symbol
3. getAppMetadata
This function returns the metadata of the app.
_contract
address
The address of the app
4. getContractLimits
This function returns the limits of the app.
_contract
address
The address of the app
5. isSponsored
This function checks whether a contract is sponsored by an app.
_app
address
The address of the app
_contract
address
The address of the contract
6. getSponsor
This function returns the sponsoring contract for a given contract.
_contract
address
The address of the contract
7. supportsInterface
Returns whether the contract implements the interface defined by the id
interfaceId
bytes4
id of the interface to be checked
8. isContractCallAllowedFromEOA
This function determines if a contract call is allowed from an EOA (Externally Owned Account).
from
address
The address of the EOA initiating the call
to
address
The address of the contract being called
This function checks various conditions to decide if an EOA can call a specific contract, including system contracts, linked wallets, dev mode, KYC status, and more.
9. getSystemContracts
This function returns the array of system contracts.
No parameters.
10. getSystemApps
This function returns the array of system apps.
No parameters.
11. getReservedContracts
This function returns the array of reserved contracts.
No parameters.
12. isSystemApp
This function checks if an address is a system app.
app
address
The address to check
13. isReservedContract
This function checks if an address is a reserved contract.
contract
address
The address to check
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