Use this to interact with programs using ZK Compression on Solana via the Compression RPC API.
For use in Node.js or a web application
npm install --save \
@lightprotocol/stateless.js \
@solana/web3.js \
@coral-xyz/anchor@0.29- Latest Source code
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