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@coolwallet/sol
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Typescript library with support for the integration of Solana for third party application, include the functionalities of generation of addresses and signed transactions.
npm i @coolwallet/sol
Normal transfer case, with sol token (native token on Solana)
import SOL from '@coolwallet/sol';
import { Connection, PublicKey, TOKEN_PROGRAM_ID, TOKEN_2022_PROGRAM_ID, ASSOCIATED_TOKEN_PROGRAM_ID } from '@solana/web3.js';
import base58 from 'bs58';
const connection = new Connection('https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com', 'confirmed');
const address = await sol.getAddress(transport, appPrivateKey, appId, 0);
const recentBlockhash = (await connection.getRecentBlockhash()).blockhash;
const sol = new SOL();
const toPubkey = 'destination address';
const amount = 0.000001; // transfer amount
const transaction = {
toPubkey,
recentBlockhash,
amount,
};
const appId = localStorage.getItem('appId');
if (!appId) throw new Error('No Appid stored, please register!');
const signedTx = await sol.signTransaction({
transport,
appPrivateKey,
appId,
transaction,
});
const recoveredTx = Transaction.from(signedTx);
const verifySig = recoveredTx.verifySignatures();
// signature need to be valid
if (!verifySig) throw new Error('Fail to verify signature');
return connection.sendRawTransaction(recoveredTx.serialize());
Other case we have similar workflow but using different input, following below:
// transfer spl token
const tokenInfo = {
symbol: TOKEN_NAME,
address: TOKEN_ADDRESS,
decimals: TOKEN_DECIMALS,
};
const tx = {
walletAddress,
fromTokenAccount,
toTokenAccount,
recentBlockhash,
amount: 0.1,
tokenInfo,
};
// Get associateAccount address.
const [associateAccount] = await PublicKey.findProgramAddress(
[base58.decode(address), TOKEN_PROGRAM_ID.toBuffer(), base58.decode(tokenInfo.address)],
ASSOCIATED_TOKEN_PROGRAM_ID
);
// create associate token account
const tx = {
owner: address,
associateAccount,
recentBlockhash,
token: tokenInfo.address,
};
In construct, you can choose the chain you want to implement.
The address generated is compatible to BIP44 with account 0 by following BIP44 path:
m/44'/501'/0'
async getAddress(
transport: Transport,
appPrivateKey: string,
appId: string
): Promise<string>
Arg | Description | Type | Required |
---|---|---|---|
transport | Object to communicate with CoolWallet device | Transport | TRUE |
appPrivateKey | Private key for the connected application | string | TRUE |
appId | ID for the connected application | string | TRUE |
You can use either solana Transaction object to form a transaction with user input and run compileMessage()
function to extract needed input for signing process or you can use our TransactionCreator
class to generate automatically transaction instruction.
async signTransaction(signTxData: signTxType):Promise<string>
Arg | Description | Type | Required |
---|---|---|---|
transport | Object to communicate with CoolWallet device | Transport | TRUE |
appPrivateKey | Private key for the connected application | string | TRUE |
appId | ID for the connected application | string | TRUE |
transaction | Essential information/property for XLM Transaction | Object | TRUE |
confirmCB | Callback of confirmation data to the connected application | Function | FALSE |
authorizedCB | Callback of authorized transaction data to the connected application | Function | FALSE |
If you don't want to use solana web3 js to extract needed input, use can pass in manually instructions data for transaction by yourself, following by this logic:
// user defined instruction
// associateProgramAccount is associate account with your account used for storing
// data of interacting process with solana smart contract (or user defined program).
const tx = {
instructions: [
{
accounts: [{ pubkey: associateProgramAccount, isSigner: false, isWritable: true }],
programId: programId,
data: data,
},
],
recentBlockhash,
feePayer: signer,
};
const signedTx = await sol.signTransaction({
transport,
appPrivateKey,
appId,
transaction,
});
const recoveredTx = Transaction.from(signedTx);
const verifySig = recoveredTx.verifySignatures();
// signature need to be valid
if (!verifySig) throw new Error('Fail to verify signature');
return connection.sendRawTransaction(recoveredTx.serialize());
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