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Dispute

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Methods

  • raise_dispute
  • cancel_dispute
  • resolve_dispute
  • tag_if_related_ip_infringed
  • dispute_assertion
  • dispute_id_to_assertion_id

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raise_dispute

Raises a dispute on a given ipId
Method
raise_dispute
Parameters:
  • target_ip_id: The IP ID that is the target of the dispute.
  • target_tag: The target tag of the dispute. See dispute tags. Example: “IMPROPER_REGISTRATION”
  • cid: Content Identifier (CID) for the dispute evidence. This should be obtained by uploading your dispute evidence (documents, images, etc.) to IPFS. Example: “QmX4zdp8VpzqvtKuEqMo6gfZPdoUx9TeHXCgzKLcFfSUbk”
  • liveness: The liveness is the time window (in seconds) in which a counter dispute can be presented (30days).
  • bond: The amount of wrapper IP that the dispute initiator pays upfront into a pool. To counter that dispute the opposite party of the dispute has to place a bond of the same amount. The winner of the dispute gets the original bond back + 50% of the other party bond. The remaining 50% of the loser party bond goes to the reviewer.
  • tx_options: [Optional] Transaction options dictionary.
from web3 import Web3

response = story_client.Dispute.raise_dispute(
    target_ip_id="0xC92EC2f4c86458AFee7DD9EB5d8c57920BfCD0Ba",
    # NOTE: you must use your own CID here, because every time it is used,
    # the protocol does not allow you to use it again
    cid="QmbWqxBEKC3P8tqsKc98xmWNzrzDtRLMiMPL8wBuTGsMnR",
    # you must pick from one of the whitelisted tags here:
    # https://docs.story.foundation/docs/dispute-module#dispute-tags
    target_tag="IMPROPER_REGISTRATION",
    bond=Web3.to_wei(0.1, 'ether'),  # minimum of 0.1
    liveness=2592000,
    tx_options={"wait_for_transaction": True}
)
print(f"Dispute raised at transaction hash {response['tx_hash']}, Dispute ID: {response['dispute_id']}")

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cancel_dispute

Cancels an ongoing dispute
Method
cancel_dispute
Parameters:
  • dispute_id: The ID of the dispute to be cancelled.
  • data: [Optional] Additional data used in the cancellation process. Defaults to “0x”.
  • tx_options: [Optional] Transaction options dictionary.
response = story_client.Dispute.cancel_dispute(
    dispute_id=1,
    tx_options={"wait_for_transaction": True}
)
print(f"Dispute cancelled at transaction hash {response['tx_hash']}")

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resolve_dispute

Resolves a dispute after it has been judged
Method
resolve_dispute
Parameters:
  • dispute_id: The ID of the dispute to be resolved.
  • data: The data to resolve the dispute.
  • tx_options: [Optional] Transaction options dictionary.
response = story_client.Dispute.resolve_dispute(
    dispute_id=1,
    data="0x",
    tx_options={"wait_for_transaction": True}
)
print(f"Dispute resolved at transaction hash {response}")
Tags a derivative if a parent has been tagged with an infringement tag or a group ip if a group member has been tagged with an infringement tag.
Method
tag_if_related_ip_infringed
Parameters:
  • infringement_tags: An array of tags relating to the dispute
    • infringement_tags[]['ip_id']: The ip_id to tag
    • infringement_tags[]['dispute_id']: The dispute id that tagged the related infringing parent IP
  • tx_options: [Optional] Transaction options dictionary.
response = story_client.Dispute.tag_if_related_ip_infringed(
  infringement_tags=[
    {
      "ip_id": "0xa1BaAA464716eC76A285Ef873d27f97645fE0366",
      "dispute_id": 1
    }
  ],
  tx_options={"wait_for_transaction": True}
)
print(f"Tagged related IP at transaction hash {response[0]}")

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dispute_assertion

Counters a dispute that was raised by another party on an IP using counter evidence. This method can only be called by the IP’s owner to counter a dispute by providing counter evidence. The counter evidence (e.g., documents, images) should be uploaded to IPFS, and its corresponding CID is converted to a hash for the request. The liveness period is split in two parts:
  • the first part of the liveness period in which only the IP’s owner can be called the method.
  • a second part in which any address can be called the method.
If you only have a dispute_id, call dispute_id_to_assertion_id to get the assertion_id needed here.
You will need $WIP that the IP owner will have to deposit themselves using the deposit function in the WIP Client.
Method
dispute_assertion
Parameters:
  • ip_id: The IP ID that is the target of the dispute.
  • assertion_id: The identifier of the assertion that was disputed. You can get this from the dispute_id by calling Dispute.dispute_id_to_assertion_id.
  • counter_evidence_cid: Content Identifier (CID) for the counter evidence. This should be obtained by uploading your dispute evidence (documents, images, etc.) to IPFS. Example: “QmX4zdp8VpzqvtKuEqMo6gfZPdoUx9TeHXCgzKLcFfSUbk”
  • tx_options: [Optional] Transaction options dictionary.
# First get the assertion_id from the dispute_id
assertion_id = story_client.Dispute.dispute_id_to_assertion_id(1)

# Then dispute the assertion
response = story_client.Dispute.dispute_assertion(
  ip_id="0xa1BaAA464716eC76A285Ef873d27f97645fE0366",
  assertion_id=assertion_id,
  counter_evidence_cid="QmX4zdp8VpzqvtKuEqMo6gfZPdoUx9TeHXCgzKLcFfSUbk"
)

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dispute_id_to_assertion_id

Maps a dispute ID to an assertion ID.
Method
dispute_id_to_assertion_id
Parameters:
  • dispute_id: The dispute ID to convert to an assertion ID.
assertion_id = story_client.Dispute.dispute_id_to_assertion_id(1)