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tx-indexer

v0.4.1

Published

A TypeScript SDK that transforms raw Solana transactions into human-readable financial data with automatic classification and protocol detection

Downloads

430

Readme

tx-indexer SDK

Solana transaction indexer and classification SDK.

Installation

bun add tx-indexer
# or
npm install tx-indexer

Quick Start

import { createIndexer } from "tx-indexer";

const indexer = createIndexer({ 
  rpcUrl: "https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com" 
});

// Get wallet balance
const balance = await indexer.getBalance("YourWalletAddress...");

// Get classified transactions
const txs = await indexer.getTransactions("YourWalletAddress...", {
  limit: 10,
  filterSpam: true
});

// Get single transaction (no wallet required)
const tx = await indexer.getTransaction("signature...");

// Classification includes sender/receiver
console.log(tx.classification.primaryType); // "transfer", "swap", "nft_mint", etc.
console.log(tx.classification.sender);      // sender address
console.log(tx.classification.receiver);    // receiver address

Transaction Types

  • transfer - Wallet-to-wallet transfers
  • swap - Token exchanges (Jupiter, Raydium, Orca)
  • nft_mint - NFT minting (Metaplex, Candy Machine, Bubblegum)
  • stake_deposit - SOL staking deposits
  • stake_withdraw - SOL staking withdrawals
  • bridge_in - Receiving from bridge (Wormhole, deBridge, Allbridge)
  • bridge_out - Sending to bridge
  • airdrop - Token distributions
  • fee_only - Transactions with only network fees

Frontend Integration

Classification is wallet-agnostic. Determine perspective in your frontend:

const { classification } = await indexer.getTransaction(signature);
const connectedWallet = wallet?.address;

if (connectedWallet === classification.sender) {
  // "You sent..."
} else if (connectedWallet === classification.receiver) {
  // "You received..."
} else {
  // "Address X sent to Address Y"
}

Bundle Size

The SDK is lightweight and tree-shakeable:

| Import | Size (minified + brotli) | |--------|----------| | Full SDK | ~20 KB | | createIndexer only | ~20 KB | | classifyTransaction | ~3 KB | | fetchTransaction | ~4 KB | | transactionToLegs | ~4 KB |

Check current sizes:

bun run size

Analyze why a bundle is large:

bun run size:why

Documentation

See the main project README for:

  • Complete API reference
  • Architecture details
  • Exported functions
  • Usage examples

Development

# Type check
bun run check-types

# Check bundle size
bun run size

# Analyze bundle composition
bun run size:why

License

MIT