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@sinai-standard/types
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Shared TypeScript types, program IDs, and PDA seeds for the Sinai Standard protocol.
npm install @sinai-standard/types
import { PROGRAM_IDS, SEEDS } from "@sinai-standard/types";
import type { TokenCreateParams, RouterConfigData } from "@sinai-standard/types";
PROGRAM_IDS — Deployed program addresses (allowlist, tax, hold, router, token factory, max balance)SEEDS — PDA seed buffers for all account derivations| Type | Description |
|---|---|
TokenCreateParams | Parameters for AksumKit.createToken() |
AllowlistRegistryData | On-chain allowlist account state |
TaxConfigData | Tax hook configuration account |
HoldConfigData | Hold period configuration account |
WalletLockData | Per-wallet lock state |
RouterConfigData | Router hook with sub-hook program references |
MaxBalanceConfigData | Max balance per wallet configuration |
TokenRecordData | Token factory record |
ConfidentialTransferConfig | Confidential transfer extension config |
AllowlistMode | "allowlist" | "denylist" |
All program IDs target Solana devnet. See sinaistandard.org for details.
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Sinai Standard shared TypeScript types
The npm package @sinai-standard/types receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @sinai-standard/types popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @sinai-standard/types demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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