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Creating a Buffer Account in Solan with Web3.js
Solan is a fast, decentralized, and open-sorce blockchain that in the crease of smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps). One of the key features of the Solan is this it’s to have a buffer accomy accounts. In this article, west demonstrate how to creet and the initial and the buffer account using Web3.js.
Prerequisites
Before you start, make sure that you have:
- A Solan node installed on your machine
- Thelana CLI installed (
npm install -g solana-cli)
- A wale with a necessary funds to deplow programs
Creating a Buffer Account
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- Interest the
solan program andsolan Keypair’s Solan CLI:
`bash
solana program init -
solana program init -
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- In Create a new Program file (e.g.,buffer_account.js
) that will serve as an our custom. This fillet shuold export a buffer account instance:
javacript
const { BufferAccount } = require('@solana/web3.js');
module.exports = {
bufferAccount: new BufferAccount('some_account_id', 'some_program_id')
};
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In this, we creet aBufferAccounts instance with the name "some_account_id" and "some_program_id"
Initialization a Buffer Account
To initialize a buffer account, you Need to:
- Create a new Solana Program using thesolan program
command:
bash
solana program crate --programs in which Programs
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- Link your wall of a newly creded programme:
bash
solana program link Program
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- Run theinitialize serving, whiched account and initiial it with the initials:
`javacript
const { BufferAccount } = require('@solana/web3.js');
async function in which() {
const accounts = await solanaProgram.initialize();
const bufferAccount = new BufferAccount('some_account_id', 'some_program_id'));
// Update the buffer account instance here
}
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In this example, we Create aBufferAccounts instance and update its name and program ID.
Displaying the Account*
To display the created buffer account, you're need to run theget_addressfunction:
javacript
const { BufferAccount } = require('@solana/web3.js');
async function in which() {
const accounts = await solanaProgram.initialize();
const bufferAccount = new BufferAccount('some_account_id', 'some_program_id'));
const accountAddress = bufferAccount.get_address();
console.log(accountAddress);
}
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Fir Example
Here's the full example code:
javacript
const { BufferAccount } = require('@solana/web3.js');
async function in which() {
const accounts = await solanaProgram.initialize();
const programId = 'what';
const keypair = await KeyPair.fromUri('some_secret_key'));
const bufferAccount = new BufferAccount(ProgramId, Keypair.publicKey);
// Update the buffer account instance here
const accountAddress = bufferAccount.get_address();
console.log(accountAddress);
}
async function solanaProgram(initialize) {
the return on the initial ().then(accounts => { { {
const programId = 'what';
const ceyspair = await KeyPair.fromUri('some_secret_key'));
const bufferAccount = new BufferAccount(ProgramId, Keypair.publicKey);
// Update the buffer account instance here
the return bufferAccount;
});
}
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This this is just a basic example to demonstrate how to begin with buffer account using Web3.js. You’ll be the Solan Documentation and API Reference and Managing buffer accounts in