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redstone-pusher

v1.0.7

Published

> [!NOTE] > The example uses the testnet cluster and program at `2tcbDvTs2LkKKx9xwizMHRBKxKgtWBihRnZoDnbxtc8k`

Downloads

23

Readme

examples

[!NOTE] The example uses the testnet cluster and program at 2tcbDvTs2LkKKx9xwizMHRBKxKgtWBihRnZoDnbxtc8k

Requirements

  • Keypair generation and airdrop:
    • node and npm, used 20.15.0 and 10.7.0
    • solana CLI ^1.18.17 Solana
    • jq for parsing JSON

Usage

You need to create a keypair

solana-keygen new -o example-keypair.json

Grab some SOL from the faucet

solana airdrop 1 --url testnet --keypair example-keypair.json

For mainnet use, the keypair has to hold some real SOL, pushing a single feed ID with 3 signers costs like 0.000005 SOL

To run for multiple feeds, start a separate process for each, max 1 feed ID per process

Then,

npm install && npm run build

Push Data

  • Testnet
npm run start -- \
  --private-key ./example-keypair.json \
  --network testnet \
  --feed-id AVAX # or BTC, ETH, etc., any feed from redstone avax prod service
  • Mainnet
npm run start -- \
  --private-key $HOME/.config/solana/id.json \
  --network mainnet-beta \
  --feed-id AVAX # or BTC, ETH, etc., any feed from redstone avax prod service

Check Price

  • Testnet
npm run start -- \
  --check-price AVAX \
  --network testnet
  • Mainnet
npm run start -- \
  --check-price AVAX \
  --network mainnet