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@snowflake-so/safe-sdk

v1.0.9

Published

Snowflake Safe SDK - Interact with multisig wallets on Snowflake Safe

Downloads

997

Readme

Snowflake Safe SDK

Snowflake Safe SDK provides an easy way to interact with the Snowflake Safe app and onchain programs

Installation

Install with npm

npm i @snowflake-so/safe-sdk

Install with yarn

yarn add @snowflake-so/safe-sdk

Quick start guide

Initialize Snowflake

To create a new Snowflake service, we would need to initialize with the Provider.

// if your Anchor version is older than 0.24.2,
// please use Snowflake SDK version 1.0.11 and initialize the provider as below
let provider: Provider = Provider.local(API_URL);

// if your Anchor version is 0.24.2 or later,
// please use the latest version of Snowflake SDK and initialize the provider as below
let provider: Provider = AnchorProvider.local(API_URL);

The API_URL is the endpoint to the Solana cluster. Empty API_URL is pointed to the local testnet

  • Mainnet Beta: https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com
  • Testnet: https://api.testnet.solana.com
  • Devnet: https://api.devnet.solana.com
let snowflakeSafe: SnowflakeSafe = new SnowflakeSafe(provider);

Fetch safe

Fetch safe onchain information by safe address

await snowflakeSafe.fetchSafe(safeAddress);

Fetch proposals of safe

Fetch all onchain proposals of the safe

await snowflakeSafe.fetchAllProposals(safeAddress);

Fetch proposal

Fetch onchain proposal information

await snowflakeSafe.fetchProposal(proposalAddress);

Fetch owned safes

Fetch all safes that the provided wallet owned

await snowflakeSafe.fetchOwnedSafes(ownerAddress);

Create a new safe

Create a new safe with one owner and approvals required as one

const input = {
  approvalsRequired: 1,
  owners: [owner],
};
const [newSafeAddress, txId] = await snowflakeSafe.createSafe(
  input.owners,
  input.approvalsRequired
);

Create a new proposal

Create a new proposal that can be executed by any safe owners

const response = await snowflakeSafe.createProposal(safeAddress, 'hello world', instructions);

Create a new recurring proposal

Create a new recurring proposal that can be executed automatically by Snowflake node operators

const proposal = new MultisigJobBuilder()
  .jobName('hello world')
  .jobInstructions(instructions)
  .scheduleCron('0 0 * * *')
  .build();

const [newProposalAddress, txId] = await snowflakeSafe.createRecurringProposal(
  safeAddress,
  proposal
);

Create a proposal with large payload

In production, there is proposal created with multiple actions which has bunches of accounts. This method is used to solve the issue

const [newProposalAddress] = await snowflakeSafe.createProposal(
  safeAddress,
  'hello world',
  instructions,
  [],
  DEFAULT_FLOW_SIZE,
  true,
  true // Set separatedActions parameter to true
);

Update an existing safe

Add owner proposal

The method will create a new instruction to propose adding new owner to the safe

const ix = await snowflakeSafe.createAddOwnerProposalInstruction(safeAddress, newOwner);

Remove owner proposal

The method will create a new instruction to propose removing an existing owner from the safe

const ix = await snowflakeSafe.createRemoveOwnerProposalInstruction(safeAddress, newOwner);

Change threshold proposal

The method will create a new instruction to propose changing threshold of the safe

const ix = await snowflakeSafe.createChangeThresholdProposalInstruction(safeAddress, newThreshold);

Approve a proposal

await snowflakeSafe.approveProposal(flowAddress);

Reject a proposal

await snowflakeSafe.rejectProposal(flowAddress);

Execute a proposal

await snowflakeSafe.executeProposal(flowAddress);

Abort a recurring proposal

await snowflakeSafe.abortRecurringProposal(flowAddress);

Build an once-off scheduled job

With Snowflake SDK, you can create a job with two line of code.

const job = new MultisigJobBuilder()
  .jobName('hello world')
  .jobInstructions(instructions)
  .scheduleOnce(tomorrow())
  .build();

Build a recurring scheduled job

Schedule a job that runs every minute for 10 times.

const job = new MultisigJobBuilder()
  .jobName('hello world')
  .jobInstructions(instructions)
  .scheduleCron('* * * * *', 10)
  .build();

Schedule a job that runs at 10:00 AM on the first day of every month .

const job = new MultisigJobBuilder()
  .jobName('hello world')
  .jobInstructions(instructions)
  .scheduleCron('0 10 1 * *')
  .build();

Build a program condition triggered job

Schedule a job that is triggered based on an arbitrary condition defined within the user program.

const job = new MultisigJobBuilder()
  .jobName('hello world')
  .jobInstructions(instructions)
  .scheduleConditional(1)
  .build();

Support

Struggle with the SDK integration?

If you have any problem with using the SDK in your system, drop a question our Snowflake Discord #sdk to receive a support from our engineers.

Find a bug or want to contribute to Snowflake?

If you find a bug or have any problem and idea while using the SDK, you can create an issue on SDK Github.

License

Apache Version 2.0