Pump.fun API - SDK

The Pump.fun API SDK provides a set of tools to easily interact with the Pump.fun API. It allows developers to automate tasks and execute operations such as fetching coin data, managing users, handling replies, and more.

The SDK is fully typed, ensuring that all methods, parameters, and responses are clearly defined and aligned with Pump.fun's API responses.

Features

• Access to coin information (e.g., get candlestick data, king of the hill).
• Manage users and perform user-related operations.
• Fetch and manipulate metas (metadata) and other useful information.
• Perform operations requiring authentication with ease.
• Fully typed for enhanced development experience and API safety.

Installation

To install the SDK in your project, run the following command:

npm install pumpfun-api
# or yarn, pnpm, etc...

Getting Started

Here’s how you can start using the SDK in your project:

Import and Initialize

import PumpFun from 'pumpfun-api';

const pumpFun = new PumpFun();

Authentication

If you need to perform authenticated operations, you can authenticate using:

await pumpFun.authenticate('phantom');

Example Operations

You can now access various API endpoints. Below are some examples of what you can do:

• Get King of the Hill (top player/coin):

  const kingOfTheHill = await pumpFun.coins.getKingOfTheHill();

• Fetch Candlestick Data for a Coin:

  const candles = await pumpFun.coins.getCoinCandlesticks('<coin_id>');

• Get Current Coin Metas:

  const coinMetas = await pumpFun.metas.getCurrentMetas();

• Search for Coins:

  const coins = await pumpFun.coins.getCoins({
    searchTerm: 'dog',
    limit: 10,
    offset: 0,
  });

Explore more by using other available methods, all typed for easy discovery.

Documentation

The code itself it documented and has typed responses, but you can also refer to the official Pump.fun API documentation for more information.

Contributing

We welcome contributions from the community! To contribute:

1. Check the open issues for improvements or bug fixes.
2. Fork the repository and create a new branch for your feature or fix.
3. Submit a pull request with a detailed explanation of your changes.

All contributions, whether large or small, are appreciated!