yarn install
yarn build
yarn test
import { SolanaSdk } from "@rarible/solana-sdk"
import { SolanaKeypairWallet } from "@rarible/solana-wallet"
// init sdk
const sdk = SolanaSdk.create({ connection: { cluster: "devnet", commitmentOrConfig: "confirmed" } })
// generate new wallet
const wallet = SolanaKeypairWallet.fromSeed(undefined)
// airdrop some SOL to new wallet
const airdropTx = await sdk.connection.requestAirdrop(
wallet.publicKey,
2 * 1000000000, // 2 * LAMPORTS_PER_SOL
)
// awaiting transaction confirmation
await sdk.confirmTransaction(airdropTx)
// cheking balance
console.log("current balance: ", await sdk.balances.getBalance(wallet.publicKey))
const sdk = SolanaSdk.create({
connection: {
cluster: "devnet", // solana network
commitmentOrConfig: "confirmed" // cnnection options
}
})
In terms of Rarible Solana SDK, a wallet is an object that implements an interface with the following fields and methods:
interface IWalletSigner {
publicKey: PublicKey
signTransaction(tx: Transaction): Promise<Transaction>
signAllTransactions(txs: Transaction[]): Promise<Transaction[]>
}
The main task of the wallet is to sign transactions. In all methods that require a signer
field, the wallet passed in this parameter will be used to sign the transaction and pay the transaction fee.
Most of the SDK methods that change the state of the blockchain return a PreparedTransaction
object, which can be used to combine several transactions (see below), or can be submitted immediately with level of confirmation from the cluster.
Example:
const prepared = await sdk.order.buy({
signer: wallet,
auctionHouse: new PublicKey("8Qu3az..."),
price: price,
tokensAmount: 1,
mint: new PublicKey("Ij85yo..."),
})
prepared.submit("max") // submit to blockchain
You can combine several actions to one transaction with method sdk.unionInstructionsAndSend
Example:
// prepare buy action
const buyPrepared = await sdk.order.buy({
signer: wallet,
auctionHouse: auctionHousePublicKey,
price: price,
tokensAmount: 1,
mint: mintPublicKey,
})
// prepare execute_sell action
const executePrepared = await this.sdk.order.executeSell({
signer: wallet,
auctionHouse: auctionHousePublicKey,
buyerWallet: buyerWalletPublicKey,
sellerWallet: sellerWalletPublicKey,
mint: mintPublicKey,
price: price,
tokensAmount: 1,
})
// combine them in one transaction & submit
await sdk.unionInstructionsAndSend(
wallet,
[buyPrepared, executePrepared],
"max"
)
// will return SOL balance for given wallet
const balance = await sdk.balances.getBalance(ownerWalletPublicKey)
// will return tokens (mint) amount for given wallet
const tokensBalance = await sdk.balances.getTokenBalance(ownerWalletPublicKey, mintPublicKey)
const mintPrepare = await sdk.nft.mint({
signer: wallet,
// metadata json file (https://docs.metaplex.com/architecture/deep_dive/overview#uri-json-schema)
metadataUrl: "https://...",
// collection token address, if passed null - token will have no collection, and can be used as collection for other tokens
collection: null,
// max supply for master edition. Should be 0 if you want to mint an collection token
maxSupply: 0,
})
const mintTx = await mintPrepare.tx.submit("max") // submit transaction and wait for `max` confirmation
console.log("mint address: ", mintPrepare.mint)
If you minted a token with specific collection field, the owner of the collection needs to verify this collection for this token, otherwise the token will not be presented on marketplaces as part of this collection.
const prepare = await this.sdk.collection.verifyCollection({
signer: wallet,
collection: collectionPublicKey,
mint: mintPublicKey,
})
await prepare.submit("max")
Some methods require tokenAccount
address, you can get what address with method
const tokenAccount = await this.sdk.connection.getTokenAccountsByOwner(ownerWalletAddress, {
mint: mintPublicKey
})
const prepare = await sdk.nft.transfer({
signer: wallet,
mint: mintPublicKey,
amount: 1,
// destintion user wallet public key
to: destinationPublicKey,
})
// submit method returning transaction id
const transferTx = await prepare.submit("max")
const prepare = await sdk.nft.burn({
signer: wallet,
mint: mint,
amount: 1,
})
const burnTx = await prepare.submit("max")
Rarible Solana SDK uses Metaplex Auction House a protocol for making NFT trades
const prepare = await sdk.order.sell({
auctionHouse: auctionHousePublicKey,
signer: sellerWallet,
// price in AuctionHouse currecy (wost likely SOL)
price: price,
tokensAmount: 1,
mint: mintPublicKey,
})
await prepare.submit("max")
sdk.order.acceptBid()
is alias for sdk.order.sell()
const prepare = await sdk.order.buy({
signer: wallet,
auctionHouse: auctionHousePublicKey,
price: price,
tokensAmount: 1,
mint: mintPublicKey,
})
await prepare.submit("max")
sdk.order.bid()
is alias for sdk.order.buy()
Trades between seller and buyer are not automatically committed, someone has to call the executeSell
method to do so.
const prepare = await this.sdk.order.executeSell({
signer: wallet,
auctionHouse: auctionHousePublicKey,
buyerWallet: buyerWalletPublicKey,
sellerWallet: sellerWalletPublicKey,
mint: mintPublicKey,
price: price,
tokensAmount: 1,
})
await prepare.submit("max")
You can cancel your buy/sell request by execution cancel
method.
Note: price
and amount
must be exactly the same as in the buy/sell request.
const prepare = await this.sdk.order.cancel({
signer: wallet,
auctionHouse: auctionHousePublicKey,
mint: mintPublicKey,
price: price,
tokensAmount: 1,
})
await prepare.submit("max")
You can deposit/withdraw the Auction House account used for bids.
const balance = await sdk.auctionHouse.getEscrowBalance({
signer: wallet,
// wallet address whose balance to check
wallet: walletPublicKey,
auctionHouse: auctionHousePublicKey,
})
const prepare = await sdk.auctionHouse.depositEscrow({
signer: wallet,
auctionHouse: auctionHousePublicKey,
// Amount of Auction House currency to deposit
amount: 1,
})
await prepare.submit("max")
const prepare = await sdk.auctionHouse.withdrawEscrow({
signer: wallet,
auctionHouse: auctionHousePublicKey,
// Amount of Auction House currency to withdraw
amount: 1,
})
await prepare.submit("max")