This repository will be archived! The following programs have new homes in different repositories:

• gummyroll is now account-compression (owned and maintained by Solana Labs), and can be found in the solana-program-library
• candy-wrapper is now spl-noop (owned and maintained by Solana Labs), and can be found in the solana-program-library
• bubblegum (owned and maintained by the Metaplex Foundation) can be found in the metaplex-program-library
• sugar-shack and gumball-machine are proof-of-concept programs that will eventually graduate to Metaplex ownership; in the meantime, they will remain archived here.

RPC-related infrastructure and anything related to indexing compressed NFTs can be found below:

• metaplex-foundation/blockbuster
  • Program parsing for Geyser plugins
• metaplex-foundation/digital-asset-rpc-infrastructure
  • Everything you need to run the infrastructure needed to index NFTs
• metaplex-foundation/digital-asset-validator-plugin
  • Geyser plugin, messenger, and serialization libraries related to compressed NFTs

Smart contracts and indexing services necessary to migrate the Solana ecosystem to a 10,000x cheaper NFT standard.

graph TD;
    subgraph contracts
        gummyroll-->concurrent-merkle-tree;
        bubblegum-->gummyroll;
        gumball-machine-->bubblegum;
        gumdrop-->bubblegum;
    end
    subgraph indexer
        plerkle-->solana-geyser-plugin;
        nft-ingester-->|messenger|plerkle;
        nft-api-->nft-ingester;
    end

Merkle tree root stores information of its leaves. We store a buffer of proof-like changelogs on-chain that allow multiple proof-based writes to succeed within the same slot. This is accomplished by fast-forwarding out-of-date or possibly invalid proofs based upon the information in the changelogs.

Information about max tree height, maximum transaction size, and other constraints can be found in tests/txLength.ts.

It's industry standard to lexicographically sort inner nodes when hashing up the tree. However gummyroll does not implement this. Since indices are needed to find the intersection for the changelog array, we implement hashing using an index to order the nodes.

Supports decompressing bubblegum NFTs into either Tokenkeg tokens or Token22 tokens. The benefit of decompressing a bubblegum NFT is that normal tokens can be moved into a custodial wallet and freely transferred without relying on RPC nodes to serve your NFT data from an off-chain database.

For more information on candy machine: https://docs.metaplex.com/candy-machine-v2/introduction

Sugar Shack is a mock implementation for how a Marketplace could faciliatate listings of compressed NFTs for purchase. Docs TBD.

cd contracts; anchor test will run tests.

If tests are failing by timing out, then this likely means that certain programs are not loaded in the local validator. This is remedied by adding the program & address to a [[test.genesis]] entry in Anchor.toml. You can tell if this is the issue by turning skipPreflight to false. Simulation error will show programId not found.