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@onsol/tldparser
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library to parse tld house domains via alternative name service (ANS) on the Solana Blockchain.
TLD => parentAccountKey
.bonk => 2j6gC6MMrnw4JJpAKR5FyyUFdxxvdZdG2sg4FrqfyWi5
.poor => 8err4ThuTiZo9LbozHAvMrzXUmyPWj9urnMo38vC6FdQ
.abc => 3pSeaEVTcKLkXPCpZHDpHUMWAogYFZgKSiVtyvqcgo8a
.eth => GCzHo7kQPQrrLKbcmF3dAb3uv5EG1TxuSqvoNaAdgwHK
current functions and how to use them.
the library only works in mainnet.
the devnet values are in constants.ts file
the example below is a replica of the tests in tests
folder
// constants
const RPC_URL = '';
const owner = new PublicKey("owner pubkey");
const tld = 'poor';
const domain = 'miester.poor';
// initialize
const connection = new Connection(RPC_URL);
const parser = new TldParser(connection);
// list of name record header publickeys owned by user
const ownerDomains = await parser.getAllUserDomains(owner);
// ["6iE5btnTaan1eqfnwChLdVAyFERdn5uCVnp5GiXVg1aB"]
// list of name record header publickeys owned by user in a tld
const ownedTldDomains = await parser.getAllUserDomainsFromTld(owner, tld);
// ["6iE5btnTaan1eqfnwChLdVAyFERdn5uCVnp5GiXVg1aB"]
// retrieve owner of a particular domain
const owner = await parser.getOwnerFromDomainTld(domain);
// owner pubkey
// retrieve NameRecordHeader of a particular domain
const nameRecord = await parser.getNameRecordFromDomainTld(domain);
// a NameRecordHeader state
// if domain is expired, owner and data fields would be undefined
// retrieve tld of a particular domain Tld
const tldReceived = await parser.getTldFromParentAccount(nameRecord.parentName);
// .poor
// retrieve domain of a particular nameAccount with parentAccountOwner (TldHouse) in our case .poor
const parentNameRecord = await NameRecordHeader.fromAccountAddress(connection, nameRecord?.parentName);
const domain = await parser.reverseLookupNameAccount(nameAccount, parentNameRecord?.owner);
// miester
// retrieve dns from domains. works with different records
const recordPubkey = (await getDomainKey(Record.IPFS + "." + domain, true)).pubkey
const nameRecord = await NameRecordHeader.fromAccountAddress(recordPubkey);
// ipfs://...
const allTlds = await getAllTlds(connection);
// [{
// tld: '.bonk',
// parentAccount: "2j6gC6MMrnw4JJpAKR5FyyUFdxxvdZdG2sg4FrqfyWi5",
// },
// {
// tld: '.poor',
// parentAccount: "8err4ThuTiZo9LbozHAvMrzXUmyPWj9urnMo38vC6FdQ",
// },
// {
// tld: '.abc',
// parentAccount: "3pSeaEVTcKLkXPCpZHDpHUMWAogYFZgKSiVtyvqcgo8a",
// }]
current state is the NameRecordHeader, it is the data retrieved from any ANS account.
the account structure:
parentName: PublicKey;
parent is a name account that can have many children (name accounts)
owner: PublicKey | undefined;
name account owner can be undefined if the name account has expired
nclass: PublicKey;
name class is an account that holds an account state (Main domain, DNS, Subdomains) or can be Publickey.default
expiresAt: Date;
the date by which the name account will expire. would be 0 if non expirable domains
isValid: boolean;
only valid for expirable domains
data: Buffer | undefined;
any data that is held by the name account
FAQs
TLD House (Solana) Javascript API
We found that @onsol/tldparser demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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