💪🏽 Supported DeFi Platforms

• PumpFun ✅
• RaydiumV4 ✅
• Jupiter 🔜

👨‍🔧 Installation

npm i solana-parser

👨🏽‍💻 Usage

🎰 PumpFun Parser

import { PumpFunParser } from 'solana-parser';
import { Connection, PublicKey, clusterApiUrl, ParsedTransactionWithMeta } from '@solana/web3.js';
import fs from "fs";

const connection = new Connection(clusterApiUrl('mainnet-beta'));
const parser = new PumpFunParser();

// Fetch a transaction
const txnSig = '<transaction_signature>'
const txn1 = await connection.getParsedTransaction(txnSig);

// Parse single transaction
const pumpTxn = parser.parse(transaction);
console.log(parsedTx);

// Parse multiple transactions
const txnSig2 = '<second transaction signature>'
const txn2 = await connection.getParsedTransaction(txnSig2)
const pumpTxns = parser.parseMultiple([txn1, txn2])

// Parse transaction from json file
const txn = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync("<file_path>", "utf-8")) as unknown as ParsedTransactionWithMeta
const pumpTxn = parser.parse(txn)

📦 Output Structure

The parser returns a PumpFunTransaction object (or an array of PumpFunTransaction objects if parseMultiple is called):

🎰 PumpFun Transaction Structure

The PumpFunTransaction object shows the different operations that occurred in the transaction. These operations are gotten from the events emitted during the transaction execution and are represented by the PumpFunAction interface as follows:

interface PumpFunTransaction {
  platform: string; // pumpfun
  actions: PumpFunAction[];
}

PumpFun Action Structure

The PumpFunAction interface contains the three major actions that can occur in a PumpFun transaction (create, complete, trade), with the info field containing the relevant information for each action. The info field is of type TradeInfo, CreateInfo, or CompleteInfo depending on the action.

interface PumpFunAction {
  type: "create" | "complete" | "trade";
  info: TradeInfo | CreateInfo | CompleteInfo;
}

type TradeInfo = {
  solAmount: bigint;
  tokenAmount: bigint;
  tokenMint: PublicKey;
  trader: PublicKey;
  isBuy: boolean;
  timestamp: bigint;
  virtualSolReserves: bigint;
  virtualTokenReserves: bigint;
};

type CreateInfo = {
  name: string;
  symbol: string;
  uri: string;
  tokenMint: PublicKey;
  bondingCurve: PublicKey;
  tokenDecimals: number;
  createdBy: PublicKey;
};

type CompleteInfo = {
  user: PublicKey;
  tokenMint: PublicKey;
  bondingCurve: PublicKey;
  timestamp: bigint;
};

🧑🏼‍🚀 RaydiumV4 Parser

import { RaydiumV4Parser } from 'sol-parser/src';
import { Connection, PublicKey, clusterApiUrl, ParsedTransactionWithMeta } from '@solana/web3.js';
import fs from "fs";

const connection = new Connection(clusterApiUrl('mainnet-beta'));
// set max size of lru cache for caching decoded pool info 
const parser = new RaydiumV4Parser(connection, { maxPoolCache: 20 });

// Fetch a transaction
const txnSig = '<transaction_signature>'
const txn1 = await connection.getParsedTransaction(txnSig);

// Parse single transaction
const result = await parser.parse(transaction);
console.log(result);

// Parse multiple transactions
const txnSig2 = '<second transaction signature>'
const txn2 = await connection.getParsedTransaction(txnSig2)
const results = await parser.parseMultiple([txn1, txn2])

// Parse transaction from json file
const txn = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync("<file_path>", "utf-8")) as unknown as ParsedTransactionWithMeta
const result = parser.parse(txn)

🔄 Jupiter Parser [Coming soon]

🧰 Creating Custom Parsers

You can create custom parsers for other DeFi platforms by extending the BaseParser class:

import { BaseParser, ParsedTransactionWithMeta } from 'solana-txn-parser';

// define action information
type ActionInfo = {
    // add neccessary fields for the action
};

// define your custom action
interface CustomAction extends BaseParsedAction {
    info: ActionInfo;
}

// define your custom transaction
interface CustomTransaction extends BaseParsedTransaction<CustomAction> {
    actions: CustomAction[];
}

// define your parser class
class CustomParser extends BaseParser<CustomTransaction> {
  parse(transaction: ParsedTransactionWithMeta): CustomTransaction {
    // Implement your parsing logic here
  }

  parseMultiple(transactions: ParsedTransactionWithMeta[]): CustomTransaction[] {
    return transactions.map((tx) => this.parse(tx));
  }
}

NB: For anchor specific parsers that rely on events, you can use the anchorLogScanner function present in the src/core/utils file to get program events from the transaction.

🤝 Contributing

Here's how you can contribute to the library:

🎉 Adding a New Parser

• Fork the repository and create a new branch for your parser.
• Create a new folder in the src/parsers directory for your parser (e.g., newparser).
• Add an index.ts file in the src/parser/<newparser> directory to hold your Parser logic
• Implement your parser by extending the BaseParser class.
• Write unit tests for your parser in the tests/newparser directory.
• Update the README.md to include documentation for your new parser.
• Submit a pull request with your changes.

You can check the parser directory for more information on how to implement your new parser

♻️ Modifying/Improving Existing Parsers

• Fork the repository and create a new branch for your modifications.
• Make your changes to the existing parser file.
• If you're adding new functionality, make sure to add corresponding unit tests.
• If you're fixing a bug, add a test case that would have caught the bug.
• Update the README.md if your changes affect the usage of the parser.
• Submit a pull request with your changes, explaining the modifications and their purpose.

NB: For all contributions, please ensure your code passes all existing tests and include additional tests for the new parser. I also recommend using the anchorLogScanner function present in the src/core/utils file to get anchor program events from the transaction to avoid having to install anchor library (trying to make this library as lightweight as possible).

🗂️ License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.