Introduction


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Solathon


High performance, easy to use and feature-rich Solana SDK for Python.

pip install solathon
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✨ Easy to use

Using object-oriented approach, Solathon makes everything easy to understand and work with. The documentation includes detailed explanations with examples to get anyone started quickly.

âš¡Feature rich

Most of the Solana JSON RPC with the latest methods are supported. Other than that, many utility functions are also provided which come in handy often.

🚀 High performance

Being light weight and optimized for the best performance; Solathon comes with batteries included without being too heavy.

🌀 Async support

Both synchronous and asynchronous clients are available, use the one more suitable for your application.

Example usage

Create new account and airdrop some devnet tokens:

from solathon import Client, Keypair


client = Client("https://api.devnet.solana.com")


new_account = Keypair()
print(new_account.public_key, new_account.private_key)
amount = 10000  # This is the amount in lamports


res = client.request_airdrop(new_account.public_key, amount)
print("Airdrop response: ", res)
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Fetch a wallet's balance using it's public key:

from solathon import Client, PublicKey


client = Client("https://api.devnet.solana.com")
public_key = PublicKey("B3BhJ1nvPvEhx3hq3nfK8hx4WYcKZdbhavSobZEA44ai")
balance = client.get_balance(public_key)


print(balance)
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Send a transaction:

from solathon.core.instructions import transfer
from solathon import Client, Transaction, PublicKey, Keypair


client = Client("https://api.devnet.solana.com")


sender = Keypair().from_private_key("your_private_key")
receiver = PublicKey("B3BhJ1nvPvEhx3hq3nfK8hx4WYcKZdbhavSobZEA44ai")
amount = 10000 # This is the amount in lamports


instruction = transfer(
    from_public_key=sender.public_key,
    to_public_key=receiver, 
    lamports=amount
)
transaction = Transaction(instructions=[instruction], signers=[sender])


result = client.send_transaction(transaction)
print(result)
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