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How to achieve a servant balance to replace pumps in Solana
Since the latest Solana updates, the SOL (Solana) balances have not been directly obtained using the “Gettransection” method. At the same time, I can lead you to the process of implementing this.
Understand the transaction response
If you use Solana’s API for transactions such as “ghettransection”, it returns a transaction object that contains information about the latest transaction. The transaction response usually contains many properties, including the current balance of various devices.
In your case, when you try to change the SOL balance through “Gettransection ()”, you only get the pumpfun token balance. In order to achieve the desired result, you must combine the transaction data with additional information to calculate the change in the SOL balance.
Pumpfun Exchange Transaction Structure
To execute the Pumpfun SWAP in Solana, you need to carry out more transactions to all devices participating in the replacement. Here’s an example of how to build these transactions:
`Typescript
// pumpfun swap transaction structure
Enter the pumpfunswaptransection = {{{
FOICT0: String,
1st account: string,
Data: Uint8array,
};
// Create a Pumpfun SWAP transaction
Const pumpfunswaptx = {
Accounts: [
{Name: "pumpfun", type "Pubkey", Pubkey: "0x ... pumpfun_token_pubkey"},
{Name: "Account1", enter "Pubkey", Pubkey: "0x ... Account1_Pubkey"},
{Name: "Data", type "bytes", data: uint8array.from (...),
// additional accounts and data to the exchange
},
],
};
// Create a transaction object with the structure of the Pumpfun SWAP transaction
CONST TX = {
The account is 0: "pumpfun",
Account 1: "Account1",
Data: pumpfunswaptx,
};
Calculation of SOL Balance
To calculate the SOL balance change, you need to carry out more transactions to all devices participating in the replacement. Here’s an example of how to do this:
`Typescript
// Create a transaction object with multiple pumpfun swap transactions
Const txs: pumpfunswaptransection [] = [];
for (let i = 0; i <10; i ++) {
const account1 = "Account1" + string.fromcharcode (97 + I); // generating account names for each device
Const data = uint8array.from ([...], () => (i * 16) .tostring (16)); // generate a random bytes block
Const pumpfunswaptx = {
Accounts: [
{Name: "pumpfun", enter "Pubkey", Pubkey:0x $ {Account1}},
{Name: "Data", type "bytes", Data: uint8array.from (..., ...), / More account and data /},
],
};
txs.push (pumpfunswaptx);
}
// Create a transaction object using Pumpfun Swap Transections
CONST TX = {
The account is 0: "pumpfun",
Account1: "drawer1" + string.fromcharcode (97, 9),
Data: pumpfunswaptx,
};
// submit the transaction (Submission of Solo Transaction)
Submittransection (TX);
Note:
The example above assumes a simple pumpfun swap script. In reality, you have to deal with more exchange of assets and additional bills.
The “Gettransection” method does not provide direct access to SOL balance change. However, if you carry out multiple transactions to each device involved in the replacement, you can calculate the desired SOL balance change.
More tips:
- Be sure to check the documentation of Solana API about the latest information on submission and implementation of transactions.
- Consider using a device such as “Solscan” or “Solhint” to help identify possible problems related to transactions.
- Always handle errors and exceptions properly when you work with Solana’s API.