Variable OpenApiSolanaMethodsConst

Type declaration

• createSolanaAccount: (
      createSolanaAccountBody?: CreateSolanaAccountBody,
      options?: string,
  ) => Promise<SolanaAccount>

  Creates a new Solana account.

• exportSolanaAccount: (
      address: string,
      exportSolanaAccountBody: ExportSolanaAccountBody,
      options?: string,
  ) => Promise<ExportSolanaAccount200>

  Export an existing Solana account's private key. It is important to store the private key in a secure place after it's exported.

• exportSolanaAccountByName: (
      name: string,
      exportSolanaAccountByNameBody: ExportSolanaAccountByNameBody,
      options?: string,
  ) => Promise<ExportSolanaAccountByName200>

  Export an existing Solana account's private key by its name. It is important to store the private key in a secure place after it's exported.

• getSolanaAccount: (address: string, options?: string) => Promise<SolanaAccount>

  Gets a Solana account by its address.

• getSolanaAccountByName: (name: string, options?: string) => Promise<SolanaAccount>

  Gets a Solana account by its name.

• listSolanaAccounts: (
      params?: ListSolanaAccountsParams,
      options?: string,
  ) => Promise<ListSolanaAccounts200>

  Lists the Solana accounts belonging to the developer. The response is paginated, and by default, returns 20 accounts per page.

  If a name is provided, the response will contain only the account with that name.

• requestSolanaFaucet: (
      requestSolanaFaucetBody: RequestSolanaFaucetBody,
      options?: string,
  ) => Promise<RequestSolanaFaucet200>

• signSolanaMessage: (
      address: string,
      signSolanaMessageBody: SignSolanaMessageBody,
      options?: string,
  ) => Promise<SignSolanaMessage200>

  Signs an arbitrary message with the given Solana account.

  WARNING:* Never sign a message that you didn't generate, as it can be an arbitrary transaction. For example, it might send all of your funds to an attacker.

• signSolanaTransaction: (
      address: string,
      signSolanaTransactionBody: SignSolanaTransactionBody,
      options?: string,
  ) => Promise<SignSolanaTransaction200>

  Signs a transaction with the given Solana account. The unsigned transaction should be serialized into a byte array and then encoded as base64.

  Transaction types*

  The following transaction types are supported: Legacy transactions Versioned transactions

  The developer is responsible for ensuring that the unsigned transaction is valid, as the API will not validate the transaction.

• updateSolanaAccount: (
      address: string,
      updateSolanaAccountBody: UpdateSolanaAccountBody,
      options?: string,
  ) => Promise<SolanaAccount>

  Updates an existing Solana account. Use this to update the account's name or account-level policy.