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neon-portal

v2.0.2

Published

JavaScript client-side module for creating transfer transactions from Solana EVM to Neon EVM

Downloads

320

Readme

Neon Transfer Module for JavaScript client

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NOTE

The package using on our NeonPass codebase.

You can see Live Demo here.


Installation and setup

Firstly, install the package:

yarn add neon-portal
# or
npm install neon-portal

For native

Upon installation, it is essential to provide certain mandatory properties when initializing a new instance to ensure proper functionality. When integrating this into your frontend application, it's necessary to grant Solana/Neon wallets access for signing and sending transactions across Solana and Neon EVM networks.

const solanaWallet = `<Your Solana wallet public key>`;
const neonWallet = `<Your Neon wallet public address>`;

We employ the evmParams method from Neon EVM to obtain specific addresses and constants required for seamless operations.

const proxyApi = new NeonProxyRpcApi(urls);
// ...
const neonProxyStatus = await proxyApi.evmParams();
const neonEvmProgram = new PublicKey(neonProxyStatus.NEON_EVM_ID);
const neonTokenMint = new PublicKey(neonProxyStatus.NEON_TOKEN_MINT);

Still, for testing you can use NEON_TRANSFER_CONTRACT_DEVNET or NEON_TRANSFER_CONTRACT_MAINNET constants. This objects contains snapshots with latest neonProxyStatus state.

Transfer NEON transactions

To generate a transaction for transferring NEON from Solana to Neon EVM, utilize the functions found in the neon-transfer.ts file.

const neonToken: SPLToken = {
  ...NEON_TOKEN_MODEL,
  address_spl: proxyStatus.NEON_TOKEN_MINT,
  chainId: CHAIN_ID
};
const transaction = await solanaNEONTransferTransaction(solanaWallet, neonWallet, neonEvmProgram, neonTokenMint, neonToken, amount); // Solana Transaction object
transaction.recentBlockhash = (await connection.getLatestBlockhash('finalized')).blockhash; // Network blockhash
const signature = await sendSolanaTransaction(connection, transaction, [signer], false, { skipPreflight: false }); // method for sign and send transaction to network

And for transfer NEON from Neon EVM to Solana, you can using this pattern:

const transaction = await neonNeonWeb3Transaction(web3, neonWallet, NEON_TRANSFER_CONTRACT_DEVNET, solanaWallet, amount); // Neon EVM Transaction object
const hash = await sendNeonTransaction(web3, transaction, neonWallet); // method for sign and send transaction to network

Transfer ERC20 transactions

When working with Devnet, Testnet, or Mainnet, different ERC20 tokens are utilized. We have compiled a token-list containing the tokens supported and available on Neon EVM. For further information, please refer to our documentation.

For transfer ERC20 tokens from Solana to Neon EVM, using this patterns:

const token = tokenList[0];
const transaction = await neonTransferMintWeb3Transaction(connection, web3, proxyApi, proxyStatus, neonEvmProgram, solanaWallet, neonWallet, token, amount);
transaction.recentBlockhash = (await connection.getLatestBlockhash()).blockhash;
const signature = await sendSolanaTransaction(connection, transaction, [signer], true, { skipPreflight: false });

And for transfer ERC20 tokens from Neon EVM to Solana:

const token = tokenList[0];
const mintPubkey = new PublicKey(token.address_spl);
const associatedToken = getAssociatedTokenAddressSync(mintPubkey, solanaWallet);
const solanaTransaction = createMintSolanaTransaction(solanaWallet, mintPubkey, associatedToken, proxyStatus);
solanaTransaction.recentBlockhash = (await connection.getLatestBlockhash()).blockhash;
const neonTransaction = await createMintNeonWeb3Transaction(web3, neonWallet.address, associatedToken, token, amount);
const signedSolanaTransaction = await sendSolanaTransaction(connection, solanaTransaction, [signer], true, { skipPreflight: false });
const signedNeonTransaction = await sendNeonTransaction(web3, neonTransaction, neonWallet);

Within the Neon Transfer codebase, we employ the web3.js library to streamline our code. However, if the situation demands, you can opt for alternatives such as ethers.js or WalletConnect.

For React

To incorporate it into your React App, please refer to our React Demo located in the examples/react/neon-transfer-react folder. Or see live demo.

For Testing

We have provided extra examples within the src/__tests__/e2e folder, intended for testing and debugging this library on both the Devnet Solana network and Neon EVM.

Run this command for e2e testing Neon Transfer code.

yarn test
# or
npm run test