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Recovering instructions data from a Solana transaction with python
As a developer using Solana and welds for your programming tasks, you are probably familiar with the Solana-Program 'library. In this article, we will address the process of recovering instructions from a transaction using Python.
Prerequisites
Before you dive into the code, make sure you have:
- A public key from Solana (if not yet generated)
- TheSolana-Program ‘library has installed (
Pip Install Solana-Program')
- Thepy-solana
library to interact with the solana network (Pip Install Py-Solana)
Example Code
Let's assume that you have a transaction that contains instruction data:
Python
Imports
by Py_Solana Import Solanaclient
Load the solana customer instance of your environmental variables or configuration file
Customer = Solanaclient (os.environ.get (‘solana_key’)))))
Create a new transaction and add instructions
tx_hash = ‘your_transaction_hash’
replace the real hash of your transaction
Instruction_Data = {
‘Key1’: ‘Value1’,
‘Key2’: ‘Value2’
}
new_tx = client.transaction.add_instructions (
tx_hash,
Instruction_date,
)
`
Recovering Instruction Data
To recover instruction data, you can use the get_instruction method in the transaction:
`Python
Recover the transaction instruction data
Instruction = new_tx.get_instruction (‘key1’)
Print (instructive.date)
Output: {‘Value1’: ‘VALUE1’}
Or, to get all instructions in a transaction
Instructions = new_tx.get_instructions ()
For instructions in instructions:
Printing (instructive.date)
`
Note that get_instruction returns a dictionary that contains the instruction data. If you want to access specific fields, make sure they are set on your instruction_data dictionary.
Error handling
Remember that error handling is crucial when working with Solana transactions. Be sure to check the return values and deal with possible exceptions:
`Python
to try:
Get instruction data
Instruction = new_tx.get_instruction (‘key1’)
Print (instructive.date)
Output: {‘Value1’: ‘VALUE1’}
except solana.exceps.transactionfailederror how e:
Print (F “Transaction failed: {e}”)
`
Conclusion
Instruction data recovery from a Solana transaction using Python is a direct process. By following these steps, you can recover the desired data and continue with your program. Remember to always deal with errors and check the return values to ensure that your code works smoothly.
As a beginner in the Solana programming world, this should provide a solid understanding of how to work with instruction data. If you have any questions or need more assistance, feel free to ask!