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@elisym/eval-adapter-solana

v0.1.1

Published

Solana PaymentAdapter for @elisym/eval - run payment evals against the elisym Solana rail

Readme

@elisym/eval-adapter-solana

Solana implementation of the @elisym/eval PaymentAdapter - run payment evals against the elisym Solana rail (devnet by default).

import { createSolanaAdapter } from '@elisym/eval-adapter-solana';

const adapter = await createSolanaAdapter({
  payerSecretKey: process.env.SOLANA_SECRET_KEY!, // base58 64-byte keypair
});

The adapter wraps the published @elisym/sdk rail in the protocol-neutral quote -> pay -> verify shape:

| PaymentAdapter | elisym Solana rail | | ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | getQuote | on-chain protocol config + createPaymentRequest (fee, expiry) | | executePayment | buildTransaction -> sendAndConfirm at confirmed | | getPaymentStatus | local record, then verifyPayment by reference (post-timeout reconciliation) | | readLedger | session-scoped transfers + balances of the wallets it touched |

Chain-specific failures map to the canonical error codes assertions are written against (insufficient_funds, quote_expired, transaction_rejected, payment_timeout, duplicate_payment); duplicate invoices and idempotency-key replays are blocked before anything reaches the chain.

An x402 payer rail is landing in the elisym stack; it maps onto this same PaymentAdapter surface (402 probe = quote, signed payment = pay, settlement = verify) and can become an execution mode of this adapter without interface changes. v1 supports native SOL only.

Conformance

Default CI runs unit tests with injected fake deps (error mapping, duplicate/idempotency/expiry guards). The full describeAdapterConformance contract suite runs against real devnet in the separate test:live task - never in PR CI:

ELISYM_EVAL_DEVNET_PAYER=<base58 secret key> \
ELISYM_EVAL_DEVNET_PAYEE=<address> \
bun run test:live

The live run skips itself with a warning when the keys are absent or the payer wallet drops below 0.01 SOL.

License

MIT