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Wrap Tokens
To interact with the Soroban smart contract, Stellar assets have to be wrapped so that they are compatible with the Soroban token interface. Each wrap will deploy a new token contract on Soroban, with the original issuer of the asset set as administrator. Wrapping a token requires the asset code and asset issuer ID, and anyone can wrap them on Soroban.
soroban lab token wrap --asset
"MYNFT:GB3VRP7SLBLKZUIHEHENIGT34TUO2X7AKULJ2FE6DCTQHMMXB6U2IPVN" --rpc-url
https://rpc-futurenet.stellar.org:443 --network-passphrase 'Test SDF Future
Network ; October 2022
Please ensure you change the
--asset param accordingly.soroban lab token wrap --asset
"PAYMENTTOKEN:GA36RZMMQHBA2LURRSUQR7V4ID5Q7GVZRMAWY2RSXCLA4QPGT6UUWFLU"
--rpc-url https://rpc-futurenet.stellar.org:443 --network-passphrase 'Test
SDF Future Network ; October 2022'
Again, be sure to adjust the
--asset param as required.When you run a wrap command, it will return a
contract_id (e.g. 38f2fb24a53d4ee70dabf456b0f13789b0fd825921ea31754d4f561c54362b87). To use this contract_id as an Address in the smart contract, you'll need to convert the contract ID to hex using Address Conversion.Address Conversion allows you to convert a contract ID into an address, which can then be used in the smart contract. For example, when we wrap the NFT token in Soroban, we receive a contract ID. We need to convert this ID into an address so that we can store it in the rental smart contract.
You can use the following Javascript snippet:
const {Address} = require("soroban-client")
let id="38f2fb24a53d4ee70dabf456b0f13789b0fd825921ea31754d4f561c54362b87"
const address = Address.contract(Buffer.from(id, 'hex'))
console.log(address.toString())