Constructing IDL-aware transactions / instructions / events etc from RPC response data
See original GitHub issueHi, cool project! I’m trying to figure out whether I can parse JSON from, eg, getTransaction
RPC call into a transaction and list of IDL-aware instructions with named args and accounts in the context.
Not to build instructions to send over RPC, but to parse historical transactions / logs events.
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ezpz, thank you!
The underlying library for all this borsh stuff actually gives us a
.parse
method onInstructionCoder
already. Does that do what you want?