depositStorage

Deposits 0.01 * listAmount of NEAR Token to the market smart contract to be consumed for each listing.
If the amount of active listings becomes larger than the corresponding deposits called by an account, another deposit will need to be made to make listing possible.
Market address default values depend on the NEAR_NETWORK enviroment variable. If you set it to mainnet you will get the mainnet marketId simple.market.mintbase1.near otherwise it will default to the testnet value market-v2-beta.mintspace2.testnet.
As with all new SDK api methods, this call should be wrapped in execute and passed a signing method
depositStorage(args: DepositStorageArgs): NearContractCall
depositStorage takes a single argument of type DepositStorageArgs
export type DepositStorageArgs = {
    //the deposit corresponding roughly to the amounts of listings you will be doing
    listAmount?: number;
    //accountId of the mintbase market, this defaults to the correct value depending on the NEAR_NETWORK environment variable
    marketAddress?: string;
  };
React example
Example usage of deployContract method in a hypothetical React component:
DepositStorageComponent.ts
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import { useState } from 'react';
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import { useWallet } from '@mintbase-js/react';
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import { execute, depositStorage, DepositStorageArgs } from '@mintbase-js/sdk';
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​
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​
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export const DepositStorageComponent = ({ listAmount, marketAddress }:DepositStorageArgs):JSX.Element => {
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  const { selector } = useWallet();
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​
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  const handleDepositStorage = async (): Promise<void> => {
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    const wallet = await selector.wallet();
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    await execute(
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        {wallet},
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        depositStorage({
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          listAmount: listAmount, 
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          marketAddress: marketAddress
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        })
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      )
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  }
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​
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  return (
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    <div>
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      <button onClick={handleDepositStorage}>
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        DeployContract with name= {name} and owner= {owner}
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      </button>
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    </div>
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  );
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};
execute
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