Plutus contact example

Here is an example of a Plutus contract that creates a simple auction:

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// This contract creates a simple auction.
// The auction has a starting price and a duration.
// When the auction ends, the highest bidder wins the auction.

// The contract has two functions:
// - `createAuction`: This function creates a new auction.
// - `bid`: This function bids on an auction.

// The contract also has a number of events:
// - `auctionCreated`: This event is emitted when a new auction is created.
// - `bidPlaced`: This event is emitted when a bid is placed on an auction.
// - `auctionWon`: This event is emitted when an auction is won.

contract Auction {

// The starting price of the auction.
asset startingPrice;

// The duration of the auction.
uint64 duration;

// The current highest bidder.
address highestBidder;

// The current highest bid.
asset highestBid;

// The list of bids.
mapping(address => asset) bids;

// The event that is emitted when a new auction is created.
event AuctionCreated(address indexed auctionCreator, asset startingPrice, uint64 duration);

// The event that is emitted when a bid is placed on an auction.
event BidPlaced(address indexed bidder, asset bid);

// The event that is emitted when an auction is won.
event AuctionWon(address indexed winner, asset winningBid);

// The function that creates a new auction.
function createAuction(asset startingPrice, uint64 duration) public {

// Check that the starting price is positive.
require(startingPrice.amount > 0);

// Check that the duration is positive.
require(duration > 0);

// Set the starting price and duration of the auction.
this.startingPrice = startingPrice;
this.duration = duration;

// Emit the `auctionCreated` event.
emit AuctionCreated(msg.sender, startingPrice, duration);
}

// The function that bids on an auction.
function bid(asset bid) public {

// Check that the bid is positive.
require(bid.amount > 0);

// Check that the bidder is not the creator of the auction.
require(msg.sender != address(this));

// Check that the bid is higher than the current highest bid.
require(bid.amount > highestBid.amount);

// Set the new highest bidder and bid.
highestBidder = msg.sender;
highestBid = bid;

// Update the bids map.
bids[msg.sender] = bid;

// Emit the `bidPlaced` event.
emit BidPlaced(msg.sender, bid);
}

// The function that is called when the auction ends.
function auctionEnds() public {

// Check that the auction has ended.
require(block.timestamp >= (now + duration));

// The winner of the auction is the highest bidder.
address winner = highestBidder;

// The winning bid is the amount of the highest bid.
asset winningBid = highestBid;

// Emit the `auctionWon` event.
emit AuctionWon(winner, winningBid);

// Transfer the winning bid to the winner.
winner.transfer(winningBid);
}
}

This contract is a simple example of how to create a Plutus contract. It can be used to create a simple auction where users can bid on assets. The contract has a number of features that make it secure and reliable, such as access control, input validation, and exception handling.