Solnana Flux Aggregator

yarn install

If you want to setup the whole thing, read: SETUP.md

There are price oracles already deployed on the devnet, you can see their deploy configuration and addresses at ./deploy.sandbox.json

Configure .env to use the devnet:

cp .env.sandbox .env

The .env will set the price oracle to be the account:

FosLwbttPgkEDv36VJLU3wwXcBSSoUGkh7dyZPsXNtT4

Then run the oracle:

yarn solink oracle

The oracle should submit updates if the price changes by more than $1. You should see:

info:     Starting a new round {"aggregator":"btc:usd","round":"9"}
info:     Submit value {"aggregator":"btc:usd","round":"9","value":"5748914"}
info:     Submit OK {"aggregator":"btc:usd","withdrawable":"90000","rewardToken":"3oLHHTaRqNsuTMjsTtkVy8bock6Bx8gCmDxku4TurVj1"}
info:     Starting a new round {"aggregator":"btc:usd","round":"10"}
info:     Submit value {"aggregator":"btc:usd","round":"10","value":"5749313"}
info:     Submit OK {"aggregator":"btc:usd","withdrawable":"100000","rewardToken":"3oLHHTaRqNsuTMjsTtkVy8bock6Bx8gCmDxku4TurVj1"}

NOTE: This is a "sandbox" environment on the devnet to make it easy for you to try running the price oracle. Anyone reading this README has access to the private key of the account FosLwbttPgkEDv36VJLU3wwXcBSSoUGkh7dyZPsXNtT4. Do not use this key for production!

NOTE 2: You might get error messages if somebody else is also running the oracle.

Alternatively, you can submit prices to the oracle manually by instructing the oracle to watch for changes to a local file. This can be useful for testing specific behaviour (such as triggering liquidations).

Run the oracle:

yarn solink oracle-file {pair} {filepath}

{pair} must be one of the aggregator pairs in deploy.sandbox.json

Then you can update prices by running

echo {price} > {filepath}

With the oracle running, you can subscribe to price changes. In another terminal, run:

yarn solink observe

You should get prices pushed to you when they update:

info:     update {"description":"btc:usd","decimals":2,"roundID":"21","median":"5744000","updatedAt":"37820525","createdAt":"37820525"}
info:     update {"description":"eth:usd","decimals":2,"roundID":"9","median":"202600","updatedAt":"37820513","createdAt":"37820513"}
info:     update {"description":"btc:usd","decimals":2,"roundID":"22","median":"5743803","updatedAt":"37820552","createdAt":"37820552"}
info:     update {"description":"btc:usd","decimals":2,"roundID":"23","median":"5740350","updatedAt":"37820565","createdAt":"37820565"}

The sandbox environment could be modified by anyone, and is not suitable for development purposes. For a reliable devnet price feed, use ./deploy.dev.json.

Observe the devnet prices by running:

NETWORK=dev DEPLOY_FILE=deploy.dev.json yarn solink observe

• btc:usd => 8tawJxhUbVJV7Aiss8DBkYoN4ZA1vpNVwjNmUdgpMw7J
• eth:usd => 4X5QRNHs3saF35fhL7FJtPR58PeqoFmzgq82EiHqa9a9

By default the oracle uses the public RPC host. If you run many price feeds, you may hit the rate limit of the public RPC.

For better stability, you should run use your own private RPC instead.

Configure in .env:

# (Optional) Specify the RPC host you want to use for your network
SOLANA_RPC_HOST=http://localhost:8899

If you want to become a testnet oracle, generate a solana devnet wallet (10 SOL will be airdropped):

NETWORK=dev yarn solink new-wallet

info:     address: 8CGZz277PT6yA7nU6HEdpbwQsNYLvyJhP1guoUNxt9mF
info:     mnemonic: ....
info:     airdrop 10 SOL {"address":"8CGZz277PT6yA7nU6HEdpbwQsNYLvyJhP1guoUNxt9mF"}

Save the mnemonic in your .env file, and give the address to me. I'll add you to the oracle list so you can submit.