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solana-tx-decoder

v0.0.7

Published

A robust, extensible TypeScript library for parsing Solana transactions into structured, human-readable data

Readme

Solana Transaction Decoder

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A robust, extensible TypeScript library for parsing Solana transactions into structured, human-readable data.

Features

  • Adapter Pattern: Easily extensible parser registry
  • Universal IDL Resolver: Auto-fetching and decoding via Anchor IDLs
  • Deep Protocol Parsing: Jupiter, Raydium (AMM V4/CLMM/CP-Swap), Orca Whirlpool
  • Liquidity Operations: Add/Remove Liquidity, Position Management, Fee Collection
  • Structured Output: Strictly typed ParsedResult
  • Inner Instructions: Handles nested CPIs

Supported Protocols

| Protocol | Operations | |----------|------------| | System Program | Transfer, CreateAccount | | SPL Token | Transfer, Mint, Burn | | Jupiter | Swap, Route | | Raydium | Swap, Add/Remove Liquidity, Initialize Pool | | Orca Whirlpool | Swap, Open/Close Position, Increase/Decrease Liquidity, Collect Fees |

Installation

pnpm add solana-tx-decoder @solana/web3.js @coral-xyz/anchor decimal.js

Quick Start

import { Connection } from '@solana/web3.js';
import { SolanaParser } from 'solana-tx-decoder';

const connection = new Connection("https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com");
const parser = new SolanaParser(connection);

// Parse a real Raydium swap transaction
const result = await parser.parseTransaction(
  "3oPfvbCztaNEpbtSib2DezyzjvSwxv7mZv8peCoAuiRijetvFM3TspWthxzETGkYYuxjVGa6HbdEKjiv9vZzd3Up"
);

if (result) {
  console.log("Fee:", result.fee, "SOL");
  console.log("Actions:", result.actions);
}

Extending Parsers

Implement the Parser interface and register it:

import { Parser, ParserContext, ParsedAction } from 'solana-tx-decoder';
import { PublicKey } from '@solana/web3.js';

class MyProtocolParser implements Parser {
  programId = new PublicKey("MyProtocol11111111111111111111111111111111");

  parse(context: ParserContext): ParsedAction | null {
    return {
      protocol: "MyProtocol",
      type: "CustomAction",
      summary: "Did something cool",
      details: {},
      direction: "UNKNOWN"
    };
  }
}

parser.getRegistry().register(new MyProtocolParser());

Examples

Check out the examples directory for usage scenarios, or see the Examples & Results document for parsed output samples.

Links

E2E Testing

Run end-to-end tests with real mainnet transactions:

# Set your RPC URL
export SOLANA_RPC_URL=https://your-private-rpc-url

# Run E2E tests
pnpm test:e2e

Results are exported to docs/e2e-results/RESULTS.md.

License

MIT