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anchor-idl-converter
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Converter for Anchor IDL, convert your IDL from anchor new version to old version
Converter for Anchor IDL, convert your IDL from anchor new version to old version.
This is a simple tool i made to convert new Anchor IDL (anchor v0.30.0+) to old Anchor IDL (anchor v0.29.0-). Im using this tool because some another tools like SolanaFM Local IDL until now still not support the new Anchor IDL.
# use with bun
bunx anchor-idl-converter@latest to-old -i contract-idl.json -o converted-idl.json
# or with npm
npx anchor-idl-converter@latest to-old -i contract-idl.json -o converted-idl.json
# or install it globally
npm install -g anchor-idl-converter
anchor-idl-converter to-old -i contract-idl.json -o converted-idl.json
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Converter for Anchor IDL, convert your IDL from anchor new version to old version
The npm package anchor-idl-converter receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, anchor-idl-converter popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that anchor-idl-converter demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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