Welcome to Bigbom Digital Contracts’s documentation!¶
Bigbom Digital Contract Platform Technical Paper¶
This technical paper describes how a contract is being established between parties, and how Bigbom Digital Contract Platform will implement it’s idea to implement a decentralized digital advertising ecosystem via smart contracts.
A brief history on contract signing¶
Paper Contract: The oldest, most popular method for establishing business relationship. Usually it requires two people, representing their organization or themselves, in order to sign the contract. Some contracts requires a 3rd-party as the validator. Once signed, both parties is obliged to follow their duties, written in the contract. Whether a dispute happens, it will be resolve using the law of country that is designated in the contract.
One of the biggest problem with a paper contract is geography distance. Imagine Bob, which lives in New York and need to do business with a partner in South Africa, he has to travel approximately 15 hours in order to get to Johannesburg, took another day to meet the partner and sign to the contract, then take another same long flight back to New York. What happens if his partner suddenly changes his mind, refusing to sign into the contract? What happens if he’s gone rouge, and ran off AFTER took your money? Is Bob gonna hire a lawyer to bring him to the court, and then paying all the expenses until he able to get the money back ?
With the development of internet communication, paper contract is less and less importance for a business, since it’s show its weakness in cost and execution. That’s why Digital Contract was invented
Electronic Contract aka Docusign and friends: With the development of internet applications and cryptographic algorithm, e-signature solutions was developed to give users the capability of signing contract without having physical presence. One of the leading solution of e-signature is Docusign, which provides a Software-as-a-Service signing solution. Signing a contract now requires just a few steps:
- Uploading a contract under digital format, eg PDF or word format
- Send an invitation link to signers. Each signer requires to create an e-signature
- Sign the document. The signed document then available for both parties, with the e-signature stamped on the document.
With e-signature, Bob now does not need to spend 30 hours in airplane, and he still can do business with his partner in Johannesburg. But the problem still persist. There is no guarantee that his partner will follow his obligation in the contract. Geographic problem solved, but what about execution problem ?
The introduction of Bigbom Digital Contract¶
Bigbom Digital Contract is a blockchain-based solution built with the aim of solving the contract signing and contract execution problem using a single platform. By combining the power of blockchain and e-signature, Bigbom Digital Contract will help people doing business together, with less worries about the authenticity of the contract, and the payment part of the contract. Let’s take this scenario to see how Bigbom Digital Contract is going to work.
Mandy is an advertiser, and she wants to run an ads campaign on John’s website, https://thefamousjohn.com. Through direct contact, John is offering Mandy a Cost-Per-Click campaign, with the total 100,000 clicks on a banner sitting on top of John’s website. The cost per every click is agree at 0.05$, which means it will cost Mandy $5000 for the whole campaign, expected to run in 15 days.
Here is how Bigbom Digital Contract is going to take place.
E-Signing:¶
John will draft a contract, with all the terms included. After that he will start uploading the contract, using PDF format into Bigbom Digital Contract platform. John then send an invitation to Mandy to her email address, asking Mandy to review and sign the contract. After John and Mandy signed the contract, Bigbom Digital Contract platform will calculate the hash of the document and store it into blockchain using a smart contract. By using this, signed data is permanent, and both John and Mandy can re-check the authenticity of the contract anytime.
Below is the workflow for signing a document by using smart contract:
- docHash is a sha3 hash from uploaded pdf. Notes that the hash is not on the file, but on the contents itself. An example code in python
>>> Web3.sha3(0x747874)
>>> Web3.sha3(b’\x74\x78\x74')
>>> Web3.sha3(hexstr=‘0x747874’)
>>> Web3.sha3(hexstr=‘747874’)
>>> Web3.sha3(text=‘txt’)
HexBytes(‘0xd7278090a36507640ea6b7a0034b69b0d240766fa3f98e3722be93c613b29d2e’)
- Now with the docHash, a person with a Ethereum private key could easily sign it. The result will be a signature of the docHash. Only the owner of signed address is able to verify signature.
- An Ethereum smart contract is responsible for store and query the list of signer. By validating the signer list, we can know if a document has been signed by other parties or not.
Digital Contract Verification & Payment:¶
For contract execution, there are two key factors: Verifies that the contract has been executed as agreed, and proccessing the payment. For tracking the execution of the contract, Bigbom Digital Contract allows to update the contract progress via different methods, depends on the contract type. The general lifecycle is being describing in below image:
A vital part for both Advertisers and Ads Platform/Publisher is they have to able to know how much their budget has been spent, and how much the is the progress of the campaign. By using smart contract, both parties will be able to traceback to their historical data through the contract, since all data is immutable and transparent for both sides.
Digital Advertising Campaign type and metrics:
Cost-Per-Click Ads (CPC): A Cost-Per-Click Ad represents the cost to the advertiser everytime someone click to their ads. Most of online ads platforms requires a target cost-per-click for new campaign to run.
Cost per Click formula: 
Cost-Per-Mile (CPM): The “cost per thousand advertising impressions” metric (CPM) is calculated by dividing the cost of an advertising placement by the number of impressions (expressed in thousands) that it generates. CPM is useful for comparing the relative efficiency of various advertising opportunities or media and in evaluating the overall costs of advertising campaigns (definition source)
Cost per Mile formula: 
Cost-Per-Install (CPI): Cost Per Install campaigns are specific to mobile applications. In a Cost Per Install campaign, publishers place digital ads across a range of media in an effort to drive installation of the advertised application. The brand is charged a fixed or bid rate only when the application is installed. (definition source)
Cost per Install formula: 
Contract-As-Code:
When an advertiser wants to buy a slot for their campaign, they will have to consider about their target and budget , meaning that they will select which network that is able to provide the maxium target with the fixed budget cost. In some other cases, some advertisers just want to reach their target, and they’re willing to spend the exact amout of budget that is able to reach their target. Let’s try to imagine if a digital ad contract is a computer software function with a set of parameters, that function will likely has these parameters:
- Signed copy of the contract terms (as legal material)
- Contract start date
- Contract end date
- Agreed target (amount of clicks, impressions or installs)
- Budget
- Minimum guaranteed target (for contract violation term)
- Current milestone (current amount of clicks, impressions or installs)
- Current spending
With a contract-as-code design, it’s very easy to both advertisers and ads platforms/publisher to track and viewing the progress. In practice, many ads platform and publisher is already implementing their own system to tracking and updating their progress to their customers. However not all system is bullet-proof with cybersecurity crime, and the cost of keeping data availability is not cheap at all. For a long time, most of enterprises is depending into expensive systems/storages in order to achieving this.
Whereas most technologies tend to automate workers on the periphery doing menial tasks, blockchains automate away the center. Instead of putting the taxi driver out of a job, blockchain puts Uber out of a job and lets the taxi drivers work with the customer directly.
Vitalik Butterin
By using smart contract, all of these parameters will be stored inside the smart contract. Since blockchain is immutable by itself, it’s very easy for both parties to query all the historical data (through the transaction id) and validates with the actual results. Bigbom Digital Contract provides a set of contract templates that suits to each scenario, whether you want to run your campaign with a specific target, or you want to join to a real-time bidding system with a specific amount of budget.
Once these terms has been put into the smart contract. Bigbom Digital Contract platform will start to monitor the campaign, and consequentaly update the campaign into the smart contract, until it ends. At this point, both Mandy and John is aware about how well the campaign was, and what should be the actual cost.
Following workflow is describing how contract-as-code works:
Payment: Payment is a very complex topic. With a Digital Advertising Campaign, the actual bill is depends on various factor, like the actual amount of clicks or installations.
We’re currently developing our smart contract in order to support following payment method:
Due Date Payment: The final payment amount will be determine at the contract end date. Based on the current result, Our smart contract will determine the exact amount of payment for the seller side.
Pay as you go: A prefer payment method for most online platform is charging their customer based on the progress. Currently our smart contract is supporting daily payment. The amount of payment is determined by using the progress of previous day, for calculating how much the seller side will get.
Generally speaking, the contract will end up in these scenarios:
a. John get paid based on what he delivered, for example $3500 for 70,000 clicks after 15 daysb. John get paid full amount of $5000, if he able to deliver 100,000 clicks or more after 15 daysc. John does not get paid at all, since he’s only able to deliver 9,000 clicks, and in the contract they both agreed that if the target dropped below 10%, Mandy won’t have to pay anything.
Bigbom Digital Contract is able to adapt with all these scenarios. Before the contract goes into effective, it is required that Mandy needs to make a security deposit into the contract. The amount of security deposit is negotiable between Mandy and John. Bigbom Digital Contract will evaluate the amount of deposit and calculate the worth of clicks or installations that is equal to the amount of desposit. Since the campaign stats is constanly being monitored by Bigbom Digital Contract Platform, Mandy and John is able to see how much money has spent for the campaign. Before the deposit is being depleted, Bigbom Digital Contract Platform will notify Mandy for making another deposit, in order to keep the campaign running. If Mandy refuses to make the deposit, John will get a notification, suggesting him to suspend the campaign.
Even if Mandy keeps the commitment and send the security deposit, there is a possibility that John is not able to fulfill the contract terms, for example he cannot deliver more than 10,000 clicks after 15 days. In this case, since all the security deposit is being kept by the Digital Contract, John will receive any money, and at the end of the campaign, Mandy will get a refund, if the refund condition is met.
A demonstration for this payment process is as following:
Fiat/Token conversion: One of the biggest obstacle for people when using blockchain products is volatility in price. Imagine a token with a price $0.02 today become $0.05 tomorrow, and then drops back to $0.01 the day after. With the majority of people still using fiat currencies for daily trading, this volatility is unacceptable and prevent them to adopting blockchain products. With the aim to create an entrance for fiat users, Bigbom Digital Contract Platform is developing a method that calibrates the amount of actual BBO Token should be paid before the actual payment happens, so people will be kept away from the volatility in price. Here’s how it works
Scenario 1: Mandy is a BBO hodler, and John acccept BBO for his payment. This is a very straight-forward case, Mandy will make the deposit by BBO, and John will get paid by BBO as well.
Scenario 2: Mandy and John is not BBO holder, and they want to settle the contract in fiat, for example USD Dollar. Bigbom Digital Contract Platform will ask Mandy for making the deposit in fiat, by sending money via a payment gateway. After receiving the deposit, Bigbom Digital Contract Platform will calculate it to the actual BBO Token amount based on the market price, and took an amount of BBO equivalent to the original amount, multiplying with a factor of 2 from the Bigbom Reserve, then sending it to the Digital Contract as the deposit. The reason behind multiplying to a factor to ensuring that Bigbom Digital Contract platform is able to endure the price changes up to two times on market price each time payment term is being triggered.
Once the contract finished, Bigbom Digital Contract Platform will re-calculate the actual amount of BBO needed to pay, based on John’s performance and current market price. At the end of the day, John will receive the amount of BBO with similar value into USD Dollar that he supposed to get from Mandy. By integrating with other exchange platform, John will have the capability to swap BBO into Ethereum/Bitcoin, or even Fiat currencies after he received it.
At current phase, we will support USD and SGD as accepted fiat currencies, and will integrate with Kyber Network for swapping BBO to ETH. More currencies and swapping method will come in the future.
Freelancer Smart Contract Architecture¶
Introduction¶
There are three main components in Bigbom Freelancer App: BBFreelancerBid.sol, BBFreelancerJob.sol, BBFreelancerPayment.sol
BBFreelancerJob.sol: manage job information
BBFreelancerBid.sol: manage biding
BBFreelancerPayment.sol: manage payment
High-level Overview¶
BBOFreelancer Dapp allows the hirer to post the job, they will automatically begin to receive bids from the freelancers. They can choose the best freelancer & success work.
Detailed Hirer Flow¶
- Post a job
- Choose the perfect freelancer
- Pay & success
Detailed Freelancer Flow¶
- Find a job
- Make your best bid
- Get awarded and earn
Stack¶
Permissions¶
BBFreelancer always has proxy contract over each contract to make the contract upgradeability. They are has Admin permision is allowed to write to BBStorage contract
How to work with Bigbom Freelancer DApp¶
Ropsten Contract Information¶
- BBO:
0x1d893910d30edc1281d97aecfe10aefeabe0c41b - proxyAddressJob:
0x62aa93f9dffec25daf9d2955d468194e996e8c87 - proxyAddressBid:
0x0ff11890ef301dfd0fb37e423930b391836c69c9 - proxyAddressPayment:
0x7b7e6f2b02a48bd24b5b1554fafff5f70547ab0a
Example¶
- Job Status 0 : init 1 : start 2 : finish 4 : reject 5 : claim Payment 9 : accept Payment
- Create new job
let job = await BBFreelancerJob.at(proxyAddressJob);
var userA = '0x12312321';
var expiredTime = parseInt(Date.now()/1000) + 7 * 24 * 3600; // expired after 7 days
var totalTime = 3 * 24 * 3600;// requirement job done in 3 days
// createJob: jobHash, expiredTime, totalTime,budget, category
var jobLog = await job.createJob(jobHash, expiredTime, totalTime, 500e18, 'banner', {from:userA});
// check event logs
- cancel job
var jobLog = await job.cancelJob(jobHash, {from:userA});
- create bid
var userB = '0x98988997897';
let bid = await BBFreelancerBid.at(proxyAddressBid);
var timeDone = 2 * 24 * 3600; //Freelancer suggest time done affer 2 days
var jobLog = await bid.createBid(jobHash, 400e18, timeDone,{from:userB});
- cancel bid
var jobLog = await bid.cancelBid(jobHash, {from:userB});
- acceept bid
var userA = '0x12312321';
let bid = await BBFreelancerBid.at(proxyAddressBid);
let bbo = await BBO.at(BBOAddress);// abi BBO contract
// approve bid's BBO amount to contract proxyAddressBid
await bbo.approve(proxyAddressBid, 400e18, {from:userA});
// call accept function
var jobLog = await bid.acceptBid(jobHash, accounts[1], {from:userA});
- start working job
var jobLog = await job.startJob(jobHash, {from:userB});
- finish job
var jobLog = await job.finishJob(jobHash, {from:userB});
- reject payment
let payment = await BBFreelancerPayment.at(proxyAddressPayment);
var userA = '';
var jobLog = await payment.rejectPayment(jobHash, {from:userA});
- claime payment
let payment = await BBFreelancerPayment.at(proxyAddressPayment);
var userB = '';
var jobLog = await payment.claimePayment(jobHash, {from:userB});
- acceept payment
var jobLog = await payment.acceptPayment(jobHash, {from:userA});
- get job by Hash
let job = await BBFreelancerJob.at(proxyAddressJob);
var jobLog = await job.getJob(jobHash);
// return [owner, expired, budget, cancel, status, freelancer]
- view list job
// event JobCreated(bytes jobHash, address indexed owner, uint created, string category);
BBFreelancerJob.at(proxyAddressJob).getPastEvents('JobCreated', {
filter: {owner: '0x123', category: ['banner','it']}, // filter by owner, category
fromBlock: 0, // should use recent number
toBlock: 'latest'
}, function(error, events){
//TODO
});
Event lists:¶
- event JobCreated(bytes jobHash, address indexed owner, uint expired, bytes32 indexed category, uint256 budget);
- event JobCanceled(bytes jobHash);
- event JobStarted(bytes jobHash);
- event JobFinished(bytes jobHash);
- event BidCreated(bytes jobHash, address indexed owner, uint256 bid, uint created);
- event BidCanceled(bytes jobHash, address indexed owner);
- event BidAccepted(bytes jobHash, address indexed freelancer);
- event PaymentClaimed(bytes jobHash, address indexed sender);
- event PaymentAccepted(bytes jobHash, address indexed sender);
- event PaymentRejected(bytes jobHash, address indexed sender);
Ethereum Mainnet¶
Ropsten Testnet¶
var proxyAddressBid = '0x39abc4386a817b5d8a4b008e022b446637e2a1eb'
var proxyAddressPayment = '0x5c6e2663ca0481156a63c7c8ca0372c3efa0471f'
var storageAddress = '0x03427964b56c3e019d1b1aaf554e1fcd40aac8f9'
var proxyFactAddress = '0xd4a6CbEF73e5f03093d6f5d59ca27952AC9367B9'
var paramsProxy = '0x2866cef47dce5db897678695d08f0633102f164a'
var disputeProxy = '0xdeeaaad9a5f7c63fd2a29db1c9d522b056637b28'
var votingProxy = '0x347d3adf5081718020d11a2add2a52b39ad9971a'
var bbo = '0x1d893910d30edc1281d97aecfe10aefeabe0c41b'
Tomochain¶
DApps Integration Guide¶
BBFreelancer¶
Contract BBFreelancer is BBStandard
imports: BBStandard.sol
Source: BBFreelancer.sol
BBFreelancer is modifiers contract used for BBFreelancerBid, BBFreelancerJob, BBFreelancerPayment
Modifiers¶
jobNotExist¶
Require job hash not exist in BBFreelancer System
modifier jobNotExist(bytes jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of job stored in IPFS |
isFreelancerOfJob¶
Require the sender is the freelancer of this Job Hash
modifier isFreelancerOfJob(bytes jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of job stored in IPFS |
isNotOwnerJob¶
Require the sender is not the owner of this Job Hash
modifier isNotOwnerJob(bytes jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of job stored in IPFS |
isOwnerJob¶
Require the sender is the owner of this Job Hash
modifier isOwnerJob(bytes jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of job stored in IPFS |
isNotCanceled¶
Require this Job Hash is not canceled yet
modifier isNotCanceled(bytes jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of job stored in IPFS |
jobNotStarted¶
Require this Job Hash is not started yet
modifier jobNotStarted(bytes jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of job stored in IPFS |
BBFreelancerJob¶
Contract BBFreelancerJob is BBFreelancer
imports: BBFreelancerPayment.sol, BBLib.sol, BBFreelancer.sol
Source: BBFreelancerJob.sol
BBFreelancerJob is the contract implements Job Posting actions for Freelancer app
Events¶
JobCreated¶
Event for logging new Job creations.
event JobCreated(bytes jobHash, address indexed owner, uint expired, bytes32 indexed category, uint256 budget, uint256 estimateTime);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
owner |
address | address of the creator |
expired |
uint256 | total time allow the freelancer can bid this job(stored as second) |
category |
bytes32 | Hash keccak256 of the category, allow client can filter job by category |
budget |
uint256 | Max amount the hirer can pay for this job |
estimateTime |
uint256 | Max time for freelancer can do this job (stored as second) |
JobCanceled¶
Event for logging canceled job.
event JobCanceled(bytes jobHash);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
JobStarted¶
Event for logging started job.
event JobStarted(bytes jobHash);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
JobFinished¶
Event for logging finished job.
event JobFinished(bytes jobHash);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
Functions¶
getJob¶
Get job detail by job hash.
function getJob(bytes jobHash) public view returns(address, uint256, uint256, bool, uint256, address)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
Returns:
| Return | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
owner |
address | owner of this job |
expired |
uint256 | job bidding expired timestamp |
budget |
uint256 | job buget |
cancel |
bool | true if job is canceled |
status |
uint256 | see status |
freelancer |
address | address of the freelancer of this job |
createJob¶
Post new job
function createJob(bytes jobHash, uint expired ,uint estimateTime, uint256 budget, bytes32 category) public jobNotExist(jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
expired |
uint256 | job bidding expired timestamp |
estimateTime |
uint256 | Max time for freelancer can do this job (stored as second) |
budget |
uint256 | max job buget |
category |
bytes32 | Hash keccak256 of the category, allow client can filter job by category |
Modifiers: jobNotExist
cancelJob¶
Cancel a job by jobHash
function cancelJob(bytes jobHash) public isOwnerJob(jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
Modifiers: isOwnerJob
startJob¶
Start working on a job by jobHash
function startJob(bytes jobHash) public isNotCanceled(jobHash) jobNotStarted(jobHash) isFreelancerOfJob(jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
Modifiers: isNotCanceled, jobNotStarted, isFreelancerOfJob
finishJob¶
Finish working on a job by jobHash
function finishJob(bytes jobHash) public isNotOwnerJob(jobHash) isFreelancerOfJob(jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
Modifiers: isNotOwnerJob, isFreelancerOfJob
BBFreelancerBid¶
Contract BBFreelancerBid is BBFreelancer
imports: BBFreelancerPayment.sol, BBLib.sol, BBFreelancer.sol
Source: BBFreelancerBid.sol
BBFreelancerBid is the contract implements Bidding actions for Freelancer app
Events¶
BidCreated¶
Event for logging Bid creations.
event BidCreated(bytes32 indexed jobHash , address indexed owner, uint256 bid, uint256 bidTime)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes32 | keccak256 of job Hash, use for filter bid by job hash |
owner |
address | address of the creator |
bid |
uint256 | amount BBO for this Bid |
bidTime |
uint256 | total work hours for this bid (stored as second) |
BidCanceled¶
Event for logging the canceled Bid .
event BidCanceled(bytes32 indexed jobHash, address indexed owner);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes32 | keccak256 of job Hash, use for filter bid by job hash |
owner |
address | address of the creator |
BidAccepted¶
Event for logging Bid creations.
event BidAccepted(bytes32 indexed jobHash, address indexed freelancer);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes32 | keccak256 of job Hash, use for filter bid by job hash |
freelancer |
address | address of the creator of this bid |
Functions¶
setPaymentContract¶
Set the address of the FreelancerPayment contract. Only invoked by owner.
function setPaymentContract(address paymentAddress) onlyOwner public
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
paymentAddress |
address | the address of the FreelancerPayment contract |
createBid¶
Allow the freelancer to create new bid for job hash.
function createBid(bytes jobHash, uint256 bid, uint bidTime) public isNotOwnerJob(jobHash) isNotCanceled(jobHash) jobNotStarted(jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | job Hash |
bid |
uint256 | amount BBO for this Bid |
bidTime |
uint256 | total work hours for this bid (stored as second) |
Modifiers: isNotOwnerJob, isNotCanceled, jobNotStarted
cancelBid¶
Allow the freelancer to cancel the bid by job hash.
function cancelBid(bytes jobHash) public isNotOwnerJob(jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | job Hash |
Modifiers: isNotOwnerJob
acceptBid¶
Allow the hirer to accept the bid for job hash.
function acceptBid(bytes jobHash, address freelancer) public
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | job Hash |
freelancer |
address | address of the bid want to accept |
BBFreelancerPayment¶
Contract BBFreelancerPayment is BBFreelancer
imports: BBFreelancer.sol, BBLib.sol
Source: BBFreelancerPayment.sol
BBFreelancerPayment is the contract control the payment for Freelancer app
Events¶
PaymentClaimed¶
Event for loging payment claimed.
event PaymentClaimed(bytes jobHash, address indexed sender);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
sender |
address | user call claim payment |
PaymentClaimed¶
Event for loging payment accepted.
event PaymentAccepted(bytes jobHash, address indexed sender);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
sender |
address | user call accept payment |
PaymentRejected¶
Event for loging payment rejected.
event PaymentRejected(bytes jobHash, address indexed sender);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
sender |
address | user call reject payment |
DisputeFinalized¶
Event for loging payment claim.
event DisputeFinalized(bytes jobHash, address indexed winner);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
winner |
address | address has won the dispute |
Functions¶
acceptPayment¶
Hirer accept the payment when the freelancer done the job
function acceptPayment(bytes jobHash) public isOwnerJob(jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
Modifiers: isOwnerJob
rejectPayment¶
Hirer reject the payment when the freelancer done the job
function rejectPayment(bytes jobHash) public isOwnerJob(jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
Modifiers: isOwnerJob
claimePayment¶
The freelancer can claim the payment if the hirer does not accept/reject after X duration.
function claimePayment(bytes jobHash) public isFreelancerOfJob(jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
Modifiers: isFreelancerOfJob
checkPayment¶
The freelancer can check the payment of this job for ready claim
function checkPayment(bytes jobHash) public view returns(uint256, uint256)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
Returns:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
status |
uint256 | status of job |
pendingDate |
uint256 | after this date freelancer can claim the payment |
finalizeDispute¶
Finalize dispute job and send payment for the winer
function finalizeDispute(bytes jobHash) public returns(bool)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
refundBBO¶
refund token to hirer if canceled
function refundBBO(bytes jobHash) public returns(bool) {
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
BBStorage¶
Contract BBStorage is Ownable
imports: Ownable.sol
Source: BBStorage.sol
BBStorage is key-value type storage:
mapping(bytes32 => uint256) private uIntStorage;
mapping(bytes32 => string) private stringStorage;
mapping(bytes32 => address) private addressStorage;
mapping(bytes32 => bytes) private bytesStorage;
mapping(bytes32 => bool) private boolStorage;
mapping(bytes32 => int256) private intStorage;
Modifiers¶
onlyAdminStorage¶
Only allow access from the admin storage mapping, use for write/delete data
modifier onlyAdminStorage()
Events¶
AdminAdded¶
Event for logging admin additions or removals from the storage contract.
event AdminAdded(address indexed admin, bool add)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
admin |
address | address can write/edit data |
add |
bool | true if admin was successfully added, false to removed |
Functions¶
addAdmin¶
add/delete admin to allow write/delete storage object. Only owner can invoke.
function addAdmin(address admin, bool add) public onlyOwner
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
admin |
address | address can write/edit data |
add |
bool | true to add, false to remove |
modifier: onlyOwner
getAddress¶
Get address value from storage mapping by key
function getAddress(bytes32 _key) external view returns (address)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key |
Returns: address value
getUint¶
Get uint256 value from storage mapping by key
function getUint(bytes32 _key) external view returns (uint256)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key |
Returns: uint256 value
getString¶
Get string value from storage mapping by key
function getString(bytes32 _key) external view returns (string)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key |
Returns: string value
getBytes¶
Get bytes value from storage mapping by key
function getBytes(bytes32 _key) external view returns (bytes)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key |
Returns: bytes value
getBool¶
Get bool value from storage mapping by key
function getBool(bytes32 _key) external view returns (bool)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key |
Returns: bool value
getInt¶
Get int value from storage mapping by key
function getInt(bytes32 _key) external view returns (int)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key |
Returns: int value
setAddress¶
Set address value to storage mapping by key
function setAddress(bytes32 _key, address _value) onlyAdminStorage external
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key |
_value |
address | address value |
Modifier: onlyAdminStorage
setUint¶
Set uint256 value to storage mapping by key
function setUint(bytes32 _key, uint256 _value) onlyAdminStorage external
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key |
_value |
uint256 | uint256 value |
Modifier: onlyAdminStorage
setString¶
Set string value to storage mapping by key
function setString(bytes32 _key, string _value) onlyAdminStorage external
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key |
_value |
string | string value |
Modifier: onlyAdminStorage
setBytes¶
Set bytes value to storage mapping by key
function setBytes(bytes32 _key, bytes _value) onlyAdminStorage external
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key |
_value |
bytes | bytes value |
Modifier: onlyAdminStorage
setBool¶
Set bool value to storage mapping by key
function setBool(bytes32 _key, bool _value) onlyAdminStorage external
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key |
_value |
bool | bool value |
Modifier: onlyAdminStorage
setInt¶
Set int value to storage mapping by key
function setInt(bytes32 _key, int _value) onlyAdminStorage external
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key |
_value |
int | int value |
Modifier: onlyAdminStorage
deleteAddress¶
delete address value from storage mapping by key
function deleteAddress(bytes32 _key) onlyAdminStorage external
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key to delete |
Modifier: onlyAdminStorage
deleteUint¶
delete unit256 value from storage mapping by key
function deleteUint(bytes32 _key) onlyAdminStorage external
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key to delete |
Modifier: onlyAdminStorage
deleteString¶
delete string value from storage mapping by key
function deleteString(bytes32 _key) onlyAdminStorage external
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key to delete |
Modifier: onlyAdminStorage
deleteBytes¶
delete bytes value from storage mapping by key
function deleteBytes(bytes32 _key) onlyAdminStorage external
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key to delete |
Modifier: onlyAdminStorage
deleteBool¶
delete bool value from storage mapping by key
function deleteBool(bytes32 _key) onlyAdminStorage external
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key to delete |
Modifier: onlyAdminStorage
deleteInt¶
delete int value from storage mapping by key
function deleteInt(bytes32 _key) onlyAdminStorage external
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_key |
bytes32 | hash keccak256 of the key to delete |
Modifier: onlyAdminStorage
BBDocumentSign¶
BBLib¶
BBStandard¶
Contract BBStandard is Ownable
imports: Ownable.sol, SafeMath.sol, BBStorage.sol, ERC20.sol
Source: BBStandard.sol
BBStandard is standard contract implements the key-value storage from BBStorage, and use BBO ERC20 token for payment
Functions¶
setStorage¶
set Storage contract address. Only owner can invoke.
function setStorage(address storageAddress) onlyOwner public
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
storageAddress |
address | address of the storage contract |
modifier: onlyOwner
BBParams¶
BBDispute¶
Contract BBDispute is BBStandard
imports: BBStandard.sol, BBLib.sol, BBFreelancerPayment.sol
Source: BBDispute.sol
BBDispute is the contract implements Poll creation actions for creating dispute in Freelancer app
Events¶
PollStarted¶
Event for logging start new poll.
event PollStarted(bytes jobHash, address indexed creator);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
creator |
address | address who start the Poll |
PollAgainsted¶
Event for logging against the exist poll.
event PollAgainsted(bytes jobHash, address indexed creator);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
creator |
address | address who against the Poll |
PollFinalized¶
Event for logging against the exist poll.
event PollFinalized(bytes jobHash, uint256 jobOwnerVotes, uint256 freelancerVotes, bool isPass);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
jobOwnerVotes |
uint256 | number of votes for the hirer of this job |
freelancerVotes |
uint256 | number of votes for the freelancer of this job |
isPass |
bool | true if the poll is pass the quorum |
Functions¶
setPayment¶
set Payment contract address. Only owner can invoke.
function setPayment(address p) onlyOwner public
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
p |
address | address of the payment contract |
modifier: onlyOwner
isAgaintsPoll¶
Check this Poll started for the job Hash has againts or not
function isAgaintsPoll(bytes jobHash) public constant returns(bool)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
Return: (Bool)
startPoll¶
Create a Poll to start Dispute by provide the evident proofHash
function startPoll(bytes jobHash, bytes proofHash) public
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job stored on IPFS |
proofHash |
bytes | Hash of the job evident stored on IPFS |
againstPoll¶
Against a Poll to start Dispute by provide the evident proofHash.
function againstPoll(bytes jobHash, bytes againstProofHash) public
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job stored on IPFS |
againstProofHash |
bytes | Hash of the job evident stored on IPFS |
getPoll¶
Get Poll detail
function getPoll(bytes jobHash) public constant returns (uint256, uint256, bool)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job stored on IPFS |
Returns:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobOwnerVotes |
uint256 | number of votes for the hirer of this job |
freelancerVotes |
uint256 | number of votes for the freelancer of this job |
isPass |
bool | true if the poll is pass the quorum |
finalizePoll¶
Finalize a Poll
function finalizePoll(bytes jobHash) public
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job stored on IPFS |
BBVoting¶
Contract BBVoting is BBStandard
imports: BBStandard.sol, BBLib.sol
Source: BBVoting.sol
BBVoting is the contract implements Partial-Lock Commit-Reveal Voting for allow voter can help to reslove the dispute in Freelancer app
Events¶
VotingRightsGranted¶
Event for logging the voter request the voting rights.
event VotingRightsGranted(address indexed voter, uint256 numTokens);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
voter |
address | address of the voter |
numTokens |
uint256 | the BBO number of the voter request |
VotingRightsWithdrawn¶
Event for logging the voter withdraw voting rights
event VotingRightsWithdrawn(address indexed voter, uint256 numTokens);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
voter |
address | address of the voter |
numTokens |
uint256 | the number of BBO withdrawn |
VoteCommitted¶
Event for logging the voter commit vote for job hash
event VoteCommitted(address indexed voter, bytes jobHash);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
voter |
address | address of the voter |
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
VoteRevealed¶
Event for logging the voter reveal the commit vote
event VoteRevealed(address indexed voter, bytes jobHash, bytes32 secretHash);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
voter |
address | address of the voter |
numTokens |
uint256 | the number of BBO withdrawn |
secretHash |
bytes32 | the hash of commit vote |
Modifiers¶
isDisputeJob¶
Check the job hash is the dispute job
modifier isDisputeJob(bytes jobHash){
uint256 jobStatus = bbs.getUint(BBLib.toB32(jobHash,'STATUS'));
require(jobStatus == 4);
require(bbs.getAddress(BBLib.toB32(jobHash, 'DISPUTE_WINNER'))==address(0x0));
_;
}
Functions¶
isAgaintsPoll¶
Check this Poll started for the job Hash has againts or not
function isAgaintsPoll(bytes jobHash) public constant returns(bool)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
Return: (Bool)
setBBOReward¶
Set bbo reward address, use for send reward to the voter. Only owner can invoke
function setBBOReward(address rewardAddress) onlyOwner public
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
rewardAddress |
bytes | bbo reward address |
requestVotingRights¶
The voter request voting rights by lock the number token, each locked token is 1 vote
function requestVotingRights(uint256 numTokens) public
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
numTokens |
uint256 | number of token to lock |
withdrawVotingRights¶
The voter withdraw the locked token
function withdrawVotingRights(uint256 numTokens) public
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
numTokens |
uint256 | number of token to withdraw |
checkBalance¶
check the locked token balance
function checkBalance() public view returns(uint256 tokens)
Return:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
tokens |
uint256 | number of locked token |
commitVote¶
Voter commit vote for the dispute job
function commitVote(bytes jobHash, bytes32 secretHash, uint256 tokens) public isDisputeJob(jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
secretHash |
bytes32 | keccak256(choice, salt) |
tokens |
uint256 | number of token vote for this job |
Modifiers: isDisputeJob
revealVote¶
Voter reveal vote for the dispute job
function revealVote(bytes jobHash, address choice, uint salt) public isDisputeJob(jobHash)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
choice |
address | address of hirer/freelancer choice from commit stage |
salt |
uint256 | secret salt to encrypt secretHash |
Modifiers: isDisputeJob
checkHash¶
Voter can check the secretHash
function checkHash(bytes jobHash, address choice, uint salt) public view returns(bool)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
choice |
address | address of hirer/freelancer choice from commit stage |
salt |
uint256 | secret salt to encrypt secretHash |
claimReward¶
Voter claim reward
function claimReward(bytes jobHash) public
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
calcReward¶
Calculate the reward of the dispute job hash
function calcReward(bytes jobHash) constant public returns(uint256 numReward)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
jobHash |
bytes | Hash of the job store on IPFS |
Return: Number of reward.