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Solana Dev Tools Examples Library

This repository is an example collection of practical Solana programs demonstrating a range of smart contract patterns and techniques:

  • Anchor & Pinocchio frameworks
  • SPL Token & Token-2022 features
  • PDA security and authority patterns
  • CPI token transfers and multi-program architecture
  • Off-chain execution using Magicblock Ephemeral Rollups
  • AI inference callbacks via solana-gpt-oracle
  • On-chain price feeds via Switchboard On-Demand
  • Local testing with LiteSVM for fast iteration

This repository is intended as a reference library to accelerate learning and onboarding for Solana smart contract developers.


Directory Overview

Project Framework Concept Focus Related Examples
accel-pinocchio-escrow Pinocchio PDA escrow vault, trustless token swap escrow-litesvm (Anchor version)
escrow-litesvm Anchor Freeze logic + secure swap enforcement accel-pinocchio-escrow
fundraiser Pinocchio Crowdfunding PDA state per contributor PDA tracking patterns in vault-with-transfer-hook
magicblock-er-example Anchor + Magicblock Ephemeral Rollup delegation + VRF random state magicblock-solana-ai-oracle (hybrid off-chain workflows)
magicblock-solana-ai-oracle Anchor AI credit score via Oracle callback CPI magicblock-er-example
switchboard-example Anchor On-Demand price feed creation + parsing Oracle interaction patterns in magicblock-solana-ai-oracle
vault-with-transfer-hook Anchor Token-2022 whitelist enforcement vault whitelist-transfer-hook
whitelist-transfer-hook Anchor Minimal Transfer Hook enforcement logic vault-with-transfer-hook

Example Use Cases and Learning Paths

To help navigate:

Escrow and Token Swaps

  • Beginner: accel-pinocchio-escrow → learn PDA basics without Anchor
  • Intermediate: escrow-litesvm → add freeze periods, Anchor security constraints

DAO / Crowdfunding / Treasury

  • fundraiser → multi-user state tracking, timed unlocks
  • vault-with-transfer-hook → shared asset custody + whitelist governance

Oracles and Hybrid Compute

  • switchboard-example → real-time pricing with On-Demand feeds
  • magicblock-solana-ai-oracle → asynchronous AI callbacks
  • magicblock-er-example → scalable off-chain execution with commit proofs

Token-2022 Advanced Features

  • whitelist-transfer-hook → focused on validation logic
  • vault-with-transfer-hook → integrates whitelist enforcement into vault flows

Key Technologies Demonstrated

Category Technologies Used
Smart Contract Frameworks Anchor, Pinocchio
Token Standards SPL Token, Token-2022 Transfer Hooks
Off-chain Compute Magicblock Ephemeral Rollups, VRF
Oracle Systems Switchboard, solana-gpt-oracle
PDA Design Vault authority, Contributor PDAs, Delegation PDAs
Testing LiteSVM local execution, cross-program tests

Developers can learn secure:

  • PDA seed + bump enforcement
  • CPI token transfers with signer seeds
  • Time-locked and condition-based account access
  • Multi-program dependency patterns

Tooling Requirements

Install recommended dependencies globally:

solana --version
anchor --version
rustup --version

Depending on the example:

cargo build-bpf
anchor build
anchor test
cargo test -- --nocapture

Why LiteSVM?

Several examples leverage LiteSVM to:

  • Run Solana programs locally without spinning up a validator
  • Simulate sysvars like Clock for time-based logic
  • Debug with readable logs and deterministic state snapshots

This supports rapid development and iteration on secure PDA logic.


Contributions Welcome

I encourage:

  • Additional Anchor / Pinocchio examples
  • More solana devtools Examples
  • More Token-2022 extension use cases
  • New oracle integrations
  • More testing patterns

Guidelines:

  • Clear documentation inside each project
  • Proper PDA validation and secure CPI checks
  • Full end-to-end test coverage where applicable

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