This example is heavily influenced by the official example-helloworld, but a lot more minimal, in order to be understood as fast as possible.
The solana program increments the number of greetings on the account.
It is a standard Cargo Rust project. You can check by building the Rust project locally.
$ cargo build-bpf
Deploy the program with Blockpulsar CI Pipeline as it is described in the official documentation: docs.blockpulsar.com
The Javascript code in the repo interacts with the Blockpulsar Solana Cluster. You need your Solana Account's key pairs dowloaded from the website: app.blockpulsar.com/apps
Before runnint the client make sure you have .env
file copied from the .env.sample
file which contains API_KEY
, API_SECRET
and
other options required to run the JavaScript Client.
$ cd client
$ npm i
$ cd ..
$ node /client/src/index.js