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const CRATE_ID = '98';

// Initialize cargo using the development network.  This will
// tell Cargo to use it's contracts on the Rinkeby network.
const cargo = new Cargo({
  network: 'development',
});

const getResaleItems = async () => {
  // Get all the vendors in your crate. The creator of the crate (you) is

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const tokenRows = document.querySelector('[data-id="token-rows"]');
const txConfirmation = document.querySelector('[data-id="tx-confirmation"]');

// This listener checks to see if we clicked the buy now button
tokenRows.addEventListener('click', async evt => {
  // If the target is the buy now button
  if (evt.target.dataset.id === 'buy-now') {
    
    // We want to get the resale ID and price we set on the button via
    // data attributes.

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const CRATE_ID = '98';

// Initialize cargo using the development network.  This will
// tell Cargo to use it's contracts on the Rinkeby network.
const cargo = new Cargo({
  network: 'development',
});

const run = async () => {
  // This will fetch Cargo contract information

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function displayContractContent(contracts, resaleItems) {
  let template = '';
  contracts.forEach(contract => {
    const { name, symbol, tokenAddress, tokenContractId } = contract;
    const currentResaleItems = resaleItems[tokenContractId];

    let tokenMarkup = '';
    currentResaleItems.forEach(token => {
      const { metadata, price } = token;

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// Get the resale items for our contracts. This method
// takes a list of token contract IDs, not addresses. 
// The IDs are assigned by Cargo and used internally
const { data: resaleItems} = await cargo.api.getContractResaleItems(
  contracts.map(contract => contract.tokenContractId)
);

// Pass our contract data and resale items to a function that will create some markup
// and add it to the page.
displayContractContent(contracts, resaleItems);

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// Update this with your crate ID
const CRATE_ID = '98';

// Initialize cargo using the development network.  This will
// tell Cargo to use it's contracts on the Rinkeby network.
const cargo = new Cargo({
  network: 'development',
});

const run = async () => {

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  if (isEnabled) {
    // Get all the vendors in your crate. The creator of the crate (you) is
    // added as a default vendor.
    const { data: vendors } = await cargo.api.getCrateVendors(CRATE_ID);

    // Map through each vendor and get the token contracts they created.
    const contractResponses = await Promise.all(
      vendors.map(({ vendorId }) => cargo.api.getVendorTokenContracts(vendorId))
    );

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// Initialize cargo using the development network.  This will
// tell Cargo to use it's contracts on the Rinkeby network.
const cargo = new Cargo({
  network: 'development',
});

const run = async () => {
  // This will fetch Cargo contract information
  // so we can begin interacting with those contracts when we are ready.
  await cargo.init();

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const deepEqual = (a, b) => JSON.stringify(a) === JSON.stringify(b);

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// Given a number, say prod (for product), we search two Fibonacci numbers F(n) and F(n+1) verifying F(n) * F(n+1) = prod
// My solution to the code wars challenge https://www.codewars.com/kata/5541f58a944b85ce6d00006a/train/javascript

// Not used for this, but here's some code to test if a number is in the Fibonacci sequence.
// const isPerfectSquare = num => {
//   const sq = Math.sqrt(num);
//   return sq * sq === num;
// }
// const isFib = num => {
//   return isPerfectSquare(5 * num * num + 4) || isPerfectSquare(5 * num * num - 4);