test-npm-den
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$ npm install @eversol/eversol-ts-sdk
Import the main client class ESol and initialize it with the desired cluster type:
import { ESol } from '@eversol/eversol-ts-sdk';
// initializes for mainnet-beta
const eSol = new Socean('mainnet-beta');
// or for testnet
const eSol = new Socean(); // or give 'testnet' as the argument
Stake SOL and get your eSOL:
...
const depositSolTransaction = await eSol.depositSolTransaction(userAddress, amountLamports)
// than sign and send the `transaction`
Skip the basic Solana cool-down period and undelegate stake instantly. If the feature is not available (meaning there is not enough liquidity/reserve in the pool to cover instant unstaking), please use the standard Unstake:
...
const instantUnstakeTransaction = await eSol.unDelegateSolTransaction(userAddress, amountLamports)
// than sign and send the `transaction`
Skip the basic Solana cool-down period and undelegate stake instantly. If the feature is not available (meaning there is not enough liquidity/reserve in the pool to cover instant unstaking), please use the standard Unstake:
...
const instantUnstakeTransaction = await eSol.unDelegateSolTransaction(userAddress, amountLamports)
// than sign and send the `transaction`
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