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ArabicDocuments Contract

The ArabicDocuments contract is a smart contract that allows for the creation and storage of Arabic documents associated with tokens on the HistoricalBookCovers contract. This document will provide a brief overview of the contract, its functions, and how to use it.

Overview

The ArabicDocuments contract is a Solidity smart contract that stores document URIs associated with token IDs on the HistoricalBookCovers contract. It provides two main functions:

  • addDocument(uint256 tokenId, string memory documentURI): Adds a document URI to the specified token ID.

  • getDocument(uint256 tokenId): Retrieves the document URI associated with the specified token ID.

Usage

To use the ArabicDocuments contract, you will need to deploy it to the blockchain along with the HistoricalBookCovers contract. Once deployed, you can call the following functions on the ArabicDocuments contract: addDocument(uint256 tokenId, string memory documentURI) This function adds a document URI to the specified token ID. It takes two parameters:

  • tokenId: The ID of the token to associate the document URI with.

  • documentURI: The URI of the document to associate with the specified token ID.

Example usage:

ArabicDocuments arabicDocuments = new ArabicDocuments();
uint256 tokenId = 1;
string memory documentURI = "https://example.com/arabic_document";
arabicDocuments.addDocument(tokenId, documentURI);

getDocument(uint256 tokenId)

This function retrieves the document URI associated with the specified token ID. It takes one parameter:

tokenId: The ID of the token to retrieve the document URI for. Example usage:

ArabicDocuments arabicDocuments = new ArabicDocuments();
uint256 tokenId = 1;
string memory documentURI = arabicDocuments.getDocument(tokenId);

Conclusion

The ArabicDocuments contract provides a simple way to associate Arabic documents with tokens on the HistoricalBookCovers contract. It can be easily integrated into your smart contract project and customized to fit your specific use case.

License

ArabicDocuments is released under the MIT LICENSE.

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