This is a rewrite of the SNS Typescript SDK, in Go. This commit, tagged 0.1.0, is aim at correctness to the official JS/TS SDK, which has been achieved by the merits of passing all the tests ✅ in the native SDK. This commit tries to resemble very much of the conventions in the native SDK, such has directory naming, file naming, variable and function names (a little optimization there) but still carries the power of Golang concurency (goroutines) anywhere it was needed.
Aside from the team’s mission to develop a Go library, JavaScript/TypeShit is fundamentally a browser-oriented language—it is good software to keep it at that 🙂.
The majority of the native codebase has been ported (more than 95%, others are the deprecated or unused funcs). At this point, I’d like the team to get involved and share their thoughts on how we should move forward and complete the remaining work. This commit aligns with the native SDK at commit c1abc4d9f027f87835cbcd2473cbc51cf43abb58 on origin/main.
Time for Go to run Solana backends! Big shoutout to the devs behind 🍚 solana-go.
The .env file
RPC_ENDPOINT=https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com
TEST_PRIVATE_KEY=4B12eot34GyfDBcP7SCMb4r2H13tjuGkTKpgB9fpNZrq1iaNmrDpAS9xDDUVzoEiUjZiybFShX5UEhmhGWnFggj6
TEST_PUBLIC_KEY=12vQ7TQYPxUscvAfBAuf3pdiPAFRhC26qGCjztLfw7zkIf you’re using VS Code, you can streamline your workflow with the built-in testing UI. However, you’ll need to place the .env file in each directory where tests are present, as VS Code uses the test directory as the working directory.
