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@umbra-privacy/codama

v1.0.0

Published

a month ago

Generated Codama clients for the Umbra protocol

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@umbra-privacy/codama

Auto-generated TypeScript client for the Umbra Solana program. Provides type-safe account decoders, instruction builders, error types, and discriminator constants generated from the program IDL using Codama.

Installation

pnpm add @umbra-privacy/codama

Overview

This package is consumed internally by @umbra-privacy/sdk. You typically don't need to install it directly unless you're building low-level tooling that interacts with the Umbra program accounts and instructions without the SDK's service layer.

What's Included

Accounts — Type-safe decoders for all Umbra program accounts (ArciumEncryptedUserAccount, ArciumEncryptedTokenAccount, PoolConfiguration, MixerTree, TreapHeader, etc.)
Instructions — Builders for every Umbra program instruction with validated input types
Types — Solana-native types generated from the IDL (enums, structs, option types)
Errors — Program error codes and human-readable messages
Program metadata — Program ID constant and discriminators

Usage

import {
  fetchArciumEncryptedUserAccount,
  getInitializeUserAccountInstruction,
  UMBRA_PROGRAM_ADDRESS,
} from "@umbra-privacy/codama";

Regeneration

This package is auto-generated from the Umbra program IDL. Do not edit files directly. To regenerate after an IDL change:

pnpm run codama:js   # from monorepo root

Dependencies

@solana/kit ^6.0.1
@solana-program/system ^0.11.0
@solana-program/token-2022 ^0.9.0

License

MIT