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Parsing Solana Program Transactions using Typescript - Part(1/2)
- This article explains how to parse any Solana program transaction to extract meaningful information in a human-readable format using typescript code.
- The author explains how the IDL (Interface Definition Language) component is essential in decoding transactions as it provides information about all program instructions, accounts, and events.
- The article also provides examples to showcase how to decode the program instructions and parse instruction arguments as well as the events.
- To decode the program instructions, the article provides a detailed explanation of them and how to get discriminators using sha256 and derive discriminators from the name for each instruction.
- The article shows how to derive the discriminators and schema using borsh. It provides a code for parsing instruction data by taking an actual example of the buySellIxs and how to get solAmount involved in the trade.
- The second part of the article focuses on parsing Solana native program transactions, using Raydium v4 AMM as an example.
- The article also explains how parsing Anchor program transactions and events can be achieved to extract meaningful information.
- The full code for this article is available at Github.
- This article can be helpful to those who are interested in Solana blockchain development.
- The code can be used with minor alterations for different Solana program transactions and events to extract meaningful information.
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