Solana and SVM Compatible Blockchains (beta) Actions
process_instructions
The svm::process_instructions
action encodes instructions, adds them to a transaction, and signs & broadcasts the transaction.
Inputs
- Name
description
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
A description of the transaction.
- Name
instruction
- Required
- required
- Type
- map
- Description
The instructions to add to the transaction. This is a map type containing the keys:
- raw_bytes: The serialized instruction bytes. Use this field in place of the other instructions if direct instruction bytes would like to be used.
- program_id: The SVM address of the program being invoked. If omitted, the program_id will be pulled from the idl.
- program_idl: The IDL of the program being invoked.
- instruction_name: The name of the instruction being invoked.
- instruction_args: The arguments to the instruction being invoked.
- Name
signers
- Required
- required
- Type
- array[string]
- Description
A set of references to signer constructs, which will be used to sign the transaction.
- Name
commitment_level
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
The commitment level expected for considering this action as done ('processed', 'confirmed', 'finalized'). The default is 'confirmed'.
- Name
rpc_api_url
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The URL to use when making API requests.
- Name
rpc_api_auth_token
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
The HTTP authentication token to include in the headers when making API requests.
- Name
pre_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Pre-conditions are assertions that are evaluated before a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
behavior: The behavior if the pre-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the pre-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
- Name
post_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Post-conditions are assertions that are evaluated after a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be re-executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
retries: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of times to re-execute the command before executing the post-condition behavior. The default is 0.
-
backoff_ms: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of milliseconds to wait before re-executing the command. If not specified, the default is 1000 milliseconds (1 second).
-
behavior: The behavior if the post-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
- continue: Continues execution without any action
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the command should be re-executed or if the post-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
Outputs
When the process_instructions
action is successfully executed, the following outputs are attached to the action
- Name
signature
- Type
- string
- Description
The transaction computed signature.
Example using process_instructions
action "program_call" "svm::process_instructions" {
description = "Invoke instructions"
instruction {
program_idl = variable.program.idl
instruction_name = "initialize"
instruction_args = [1]
payer {
public_key = signer.payer.public_key
}
}
signers = [signer.caller]
}
deploy_program
svm::deploy_program
deploys a Solana program to the specified SVM-compatible network.
Inputs
- Name
description
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
A description of the deployment action.
- Name
program
- Required
- required
- Type
- object
- Description
The Solana program artifacts to deploy. This is an object type containing the keys:
- idl: The program idl.
- binary: The program binary.
- keypair: The program keypair.
- program_id: The program id.
- Name
payer
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
A reference to a signer construct, which will be used to sign transactions that pay for the program deployment. If omitted, the
authority
will be used.
- Name
authority
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
A reference to a signer construct, which will be the final authority for the deployed program.
- Name
commitment_level
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
The commitment level expected for considering this action as done ('processed', 'confirmed', 'finalized'). The default is 'confirmed'.
- Name
auto_extend
- Required
- optional
- Type
- bool
- Description
Whether to auto extend the program account for program upgrades. Defaults to
true
.
- Name
instant_surfnet_deployment
- Required
- optional
- Type
- bool
- Description
If set to
true
, deployments to a Surfnet will be instantaneous, deploying via a cheatcode to directly write to the program account, rather than sending transactions. Defaults tofalse
.
- Name
ephemeral_authority_secret_key
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
An optional base-58 encoded keypair string to use as the temporary upgrade authority during deployment. If not provided, a new ephemeral keypair will be generated.
- Name
buffer_account_pubkey
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
The public key of the buffer account to use to continue a failed deployment.
- Name
pre_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Pre-conditions are assertions that are evaluated before a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
behavior: The behavior if the pre-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the pre-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
- Name
post_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Post-conditions are assertions that are evaluated after a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be re-executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
retries: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of times to re-execute the command before executing the post-condition behavior. The default is 0.
-
backoff_ms: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of milliseconds to wait before re-executing the command. If not specified, the default is 1000 milliseconds (1 second).
-
behavior: The behavior if the post-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
- continue: Continues execution without any action
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the command should be re-executed or if the post-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
Outputs
When the deploy_program
action is successfully executed, the following outputs are attached to the action
- Name
signatures
- Type
- object
- Description
The computed transaction signatures, grouped by transaction type.
- Name
program_id
- Type
- string
- Description
The program ID of the deployed program.
- Name
program_idl
- Type
- string
- Description
The program ID of the deployed program.
- Name
slot
- Type
- integer
- Description
The slot at which the program was deployed.
Example using deploy_program
action "deploy" "svm::deploy_program" {
description = "Deploy hello world program"
program = svm::get_program_from_anchor_project("hello_world")
authority = signer.authority
payer = signer.payer # Optional, defaults to authority
}
send_sol
The svm::send_sol
action encodes a transaction which sends SOL, signs it, and broadcasts it to the network.
Inputs
- Name
description
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
A description of the transaction.
- Name
amount
- Required
- required
- Type
- integer
- Description
The amount to send, in lamports (1 SOL = 10^9 lamports).
- Name
recipient
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The SVM address of the recipient.
- Name
signer
- Required
- required
- Type
- array[string]
- Description
A reference to a signer construct, which will be used to sign the transaction.
- Name
commitment_level
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
The commitment level expected for considering this action as done ('processed', 'confirmed', 'finalized'). The default is 'confirmed'.
- Name
rpc_api_url
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The URL to use when making API requests.
- Name
rpc_api_auth_token
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
The HTTP authentication token to include in the headers when making API requests.
- Name
pre_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Pre-conditions are assertions that are evaluated before a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
behavior: The behavior if the pre-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the pre-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
- Name
post_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Post-conditions are assertions that are evaluated after a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be re-executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
retries: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of times to re-execute the command before executing the post-condition behavior. The default is 0.
-
backoff_ms: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of milliseconds to wait before re-executing the command. If not specified, the default is 1000 milliseconds (1 second).
-
behavior: The behavior if the post-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
- continue: Continues execution without any action
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the command should be re-executed or if the post-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
Outputs
When the send_sol
action is successfully executed, the following outputs are attached to the action
- Name
signature
- Type
- string
- Description
The transaction computed signature.
Example using send_sol
action "send_sol" "svm::send_sol" {
description = "Send some SOL"
amount = svm::sol_to_lamports(1)
signer = signer.caller
recipient = "zbBjhHwuqyKMmz8ber5oUtJJ3ZV4B6ePmANfGyKzVGV"
}
send_token
The svm::send_token
action encodes a transaction which sends the specified token, signs it, and broadcasts it to the network.
Inputs
- Name
description
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
A description of the transaction.
- Name
amount
- Required
- required
- Type
- integer
- Description
The amount of tokens to send, in base unit.
- Name
token
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The program address for the token being sent. This is also known as the 'token mint account'.
- Name
recipient
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The SVM address of the recipient. The associated token account will be computed from this address and the token address.
- Name
authority
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
The pubkey of the authority account for the token source. If omitted, the first signer will be used.
- Name
fund_recipient
- Required
- optional
- Type
- bool
- Description
If set to
true
and the recipient token account does not exist, the action will create the account and fund it, using the signer to fund the account. The default isfalse
.
- Name
signers
- Required
- required
- Type
- array[string]
- Description
A set of references to signer constructs, which will be used to sign the transaction.
- Name
commitment_level
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
The commitment level expected for considering this action as done ('processed', 'confirmed', 'finalized'). The default is 'confirmed'.
- Name
rpc_api_url
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The URL to use when making API requests.
- Name
rpc_api_auth_token
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
The HTTP authentication token to include in the headers when making API requests.
- Name
pre_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Pre-conditions are assertions that are evaluated before a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
behavior: The behavior if the pre-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the pre-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
- Name
post_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Post-conditions are assertions that are evaluated after a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be re-executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
retries: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of times to re-execute the command before executing the post-condition behavior. The default is 0.
-
backoff_ms: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of milliseconds to wait before re-executing the command. If not specified, the default is 1000 milliseconds (1 second).
-
behavior: The behavior if the post-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
- continue: Continues execution without any action
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the command should be re-executed or if the post-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
Outputs
When the send_token
action is successfully executed, the following outputs are attached to the action
- Name
signature
- Type
- string
- Description
The transaction computed signature.
- Name
recipient_token_address
- Type
- addon(svm::pubkey)
- Description
The recipient token account address.
- Name
source_token_address
- Type
- addon(svm::pubkey)
- Description
The source token account address.
- Name
token_mint_address
- Type
- addon(svm::pubkey)
- Description
The token mint address.
Example using send_token
action "send_sol" "svm::send_token" {
description = "Send some SOL"
amount = svm::sol_to_lamports(1)
signers = [signer.caller]
recipient = "zbBjhHwuqyKMmz8ber5oUtJJ3ZV4B6ePmANfGyKzVGV"
token = "3bv3j4GvMPjvvBX9QdoX27pVoWhDSXpwKZipFF1QiVr6"
fund_recipient = true
}
deploy_subgraph
svm::deploy_subgraph
creates a live Graph QL database for your program.
This command takes a program ID to index, a block height to start indexing from, and a set of events to index. This data is encoded as a request and sent to your surfnet (when deploying to localhost) or to the Surfpool cloud services (when deploying to devnet or mainnet). When the request is received, the associated chain is indexed and the data is stored in a Graph QL database.
Inputs
- Name
description
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
A description of the subgraph.
- Name
subgraph_name
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
The name of the subgraph. This defaults to the event name.
- Name
program_id
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The ID of the program to index as a subgraph.
- Name
program_idl
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The IDL of the program, used to decode the data to be indexed.
- Name
slot
- Required
- optional
- Type
- integer
- Description
The slot to start indexing from.
- Name
block_height
- Required
- optional
- Type
- integer
- Description
Deprecated. Use slot instead.
- Name
event
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
A map of events to index in the subgraph. This is a map type containing the keys:
- name: The name of the event, as indexed by the IDL, whose occurrences should be added to the subgraph.
- field: A map of fields to index. This is a map type containing the keys:
- name: The name of the field as it should appear in the subgraph.
- description: A description of the field as it should appear in the subgraph schema.
- idl_key: A key from the event's type in the IDL, indicating which argument from the IDL type to map to this field. By default, the field name is used.
- indexed: Whether this field should be indexed in the subgraph. If true, the field will be indexed and can be used as a filter in the subgraph. The default is false.
- intrinsic_fields: A map of intrinsic fields to index. For Event subgraphs, intrinsics are:
slot
(indexed): The slot in which the event was emitted.transactionSignature
(indexed): The transaction signature in which the event was emitted.
- Name
pda
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
The PDA account to index in the subgraph This is a map type containing the keys:
- type: The type field of the account, as indexed by the IDL. This type definition will be used to parse the PDA account data.
- instruction: An instruction that contains the account to index in the subgraph. This is a map type containing the keys:
- name: The name of the instruction that contains the account to index in the subgraph.
- account_name: The name of the account in the instruction that contains the account to index in the subgraph.
- field: A map of fields to index. This is a map type containing the keys:
- name: The name of the field as it should appear in the subgraph.
- description: A description of the field as it should appear in the subgraph schema.
- idl_key: A key from the event's type in the IDL, indicating which argument from the IDL type to map to this field. By default, the field name is used.
- indexed: Whether this field should be indexed in the subgraph. If true, the field will be indexed and can be used as a filter in the subgraph. The default is false.
- intrinsic_fields: A map of intrinsic fields to index. For PDA subgraphs, intrinsics are:
slot
(indexed): The slot in which the event was emitted.pubkey
(indexed): The public key of the account.owner
(not indexed): The owner of the account.lamports
(not indexed): The lamports of the account.
- Name
token_account
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
The token account to index in the subgraph This is a map type containing the keys:
- instruction: An instruction that contains the account to index in the subgraph. This is a map type containing the keys:
- name: The name of the instruction that contains the token account to index in the subgraph.
- account_name: The name of the token account in the instruction.
- intrinsic_fields: A map of fields to index that are intrinsic to token accounts. Token Account intrinsics are:
slot
(indexed): The slot in which the instruction referencing the token account was invoked.transactionSignature
(indexed): The transaction signature in which the instruction referencing the token account was invoked.pubkey
(indexed): The public key of the token account (also known as the Associated Token Address).owner
(not indexed): The owner of the token account.mint
(not indexed): The mint of the token account.tokenProgram
(not indexed): The token program id.amount
(not indexed): A string representation of the amount of tokens in the account.decimals
(not indexed): The number of decimals for the token.uiAmount
(not indexed): The amount of tokens in the account, formatted as a number with the correct number of decimals.uiAmountString
(not indexed): The amount of tokens in the account, formatted as a string with the correct number of decimals.lamports
(not indexed): The lamports of the account.
- instruction: An instruction that contains the account to index in the subgraph. This is a map type containing the keys:
- Name
pre_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Pre-conditions are assertions that are evaluated before a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
behavior: The behavior if the pre-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the pre-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
- Name
post_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Post-conditions are assertions that are evaluated after a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be re-executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
retries: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of times to re-execute the command before executing the post-condition behavior. The default is 0.
-
backoff_ms: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of milliseconds to wait before re-executing the command. If not specified, the default is 1000 milliseconds (1 second).
-
behavior: The behavior if the post-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
- continue: Continues execution without any action
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the command should be re-executed or if the post-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
Outputs
When the deploy_subgraph
action is successfully executed, the following outputs are attached to the action
Example using deploy_subgraph
action "transfer_event_subgraph" "svm::deploy_subgraph" {
program_id = action.deploy.program_id
program_idl = action.deploy.program_idl
slot = action.deploy.slot
event {
name = "TransferEvent"
}
}
action "account_index" "svm::deploy_subgraph" {
program_id = action.deploy.program_id
program_idl = action.deploy.program_idl
slot = action.deploy.slot
pda {
type = "CustomAccount"
instruction {
name = "<instruction-using-this-account>"
account_name = "<name-of-account-in-instruction>"
}
instruction {
name = "<another-instruction-using-this-account>"
account_name = "<name-of-account-in-instruction>"
}
}
}
setup_surfnet
svm::setup_surfnet
can be used to configure a surfnet.
The current supported operations are to set account or token account data.
The set_account
action can be used to set the lamports, owner, data, and executable fields of an account.
The set_token_account
action can be used to set the amount, delegate, delegated amount, and close authority for a token account.
Inputs
- Name
description
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
A description of the setup.
- Name
rpc_api_url
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The URL to use when making API requests.
- Name
set_account
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
The account data to set. This is a map type containing the keys:
- public_key: The public key of the account to set.
- lamports: The amount of lamports the account should be set to have.
- data: The data to set in the account.
- owner: The owner to set for the account.
- executable: The executability state to set for the account.
- rent_epoch: The epoch at which the account will be rent-exempt.
- Name
set_token_account
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
The token account data to set. This is a map type containing the keys:
- public_key: The public key of the token owner account to update.
- token: The token symbol or public key for the token.
- token_program: The token program id. Valid values are
token2020
,token2022
, or a public key. - amount: The amount of tokens to set.
- delegate: The public key of the delegate to set.
- delegated_amount: The amount of tokens to delegate.
- close_authority: The public key of the close authority to set.
- state: The state of the token account. Valid values are
initialized
,frozen
, oruninitialized
.
- Name
clone_program_account
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
The program clone data to set. This is a map type containing the keys:
- source_program_id: The public key of the program to clone.
- destination_program_id: The destination public key of the program.
- Name
set_program_authority
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
The program authority data to set. This is a map type containing the keys:
- program_id: The public key of the program to set the authority for.
- authority: The new authority for the program. If not provided, program's authority will be set to None.
- Name
pre_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Pre-conditions are assertions that are evaluated before a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
behavior: The behavior if the pre-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the pre-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
- Name
post_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Post-conditions are assertions that are evaluated after a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be re-executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
retries: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of times to re-execute the command before executing the post-condition behavior. The default is 0.
-
backoff_ms: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of milliseconds to wait before re-executing the command. If not specified, the default is 1000 milliseconds (1 second).
-
behavior: The behavior if the post-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
- continue: Continues execution without any action
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the command should be re-executed or if the post-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
Outputs
When the setup_surfnet
action is successfully executed, the following outputs are attached to the action
Example using setup_surfnet
action "setup" "svm::setup_surfnet" {
set_account {
public_key = signer.caller.public_key
lamports = 999999999
}
set_token_account {
public_key = signer.caller.public_key
token = "usdc"
amount = 1000000
}
clone_program_account {
source_program_id = "EPjFWdd5AufqSSqeM2qN1xzybapC8G4wEGGkZwyTDt1v" // USDC program id
destination_program_id = variable.my_program_id
}
set_program_authority {
program_id = variable.my_program_id
authority = signer.caller.public_key
}
}
create_class
The svm::create_class
action is coming soon.
Inputs
- Name
description
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
A description of the record.
- Name
signer
- Required
- required
- Type
- array[string]
- Description
A reference to a signer construct, which will be used to sign the transaction.
- Name
name
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The name of the class. This must be a valid UTF-8 string that is less than 256 bytes long.
- Name
metadata
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The metadata of the class. This must be a valid UTF-8 string.
- Name
is_permissioned
- Required
- optional
- Type
- bool
- Description
Whether the class is permissioned. The default is true.
- Name
is_frozen
- Required
- optional
- Type
- bool
- Description
Whether the class is frozen. The default is false.
- Name
rpc_api_url
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The URL to use when making API requests.
- Name
rpc_api_auth_token
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
The HTTP authentication token to include in the headers when making API requests.
- Name
pre_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Pre-conditions are assertions that are evaluated before a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
behavior: The behavior if the pre-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the pre-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
- Name
post_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Post-conditions are assertions that are evaluated after a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be re-executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
retries: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of times to re-execute the command before executing the post-condition behavior. The default is 0.
-
backoff_ms: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of milliseconds to wait before re-executing the command. If not specified, the default is 1000 milliseconds (1 second).
-
behavior: The behavior if the post-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
- continue: Continues execution without any action
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the command should be re-executed or if the post-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
Outputs
When the create_class
action is successfully executed, the following outputs are attached to the action
- Name
signature
- Type
- string
- Description
The transaction computed signature.
- Name
name
- Type
- string
- Description
The name of the class.
- Name
metadata
- Type
- string
- Description
The metadata of the class.
- Name
public_key
- Type
- string
- Description
The public key of the created class.
Example using create_class
action "my_class" "svm::create_class" {
name = "my_class"
metadata = "metadata string"
is_permissioned = true
is_frozen = false
signer = signer.creator
}
create_record
The svm::create_record
action is coming soon.
Inputs
- Name
description
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
A description of the record.
- Name
owner
- Required
- required
- Type
- array[string]
- Description
A reference to a signer construct, which will be used to sign the transaction and will be the owner of the record.
- Name
authority
- Required
- required
- Type
- array[string]
- Description
An optional reference to a signer construct, which will be used to sign the transaction and will be the authority on the record.
- Name
class
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The public key of the class to which the record belongs.
- Name
name
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The name of the record. This must be a valid UTF-8 string that is less than 256 bytes long.
- Name
data
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The data of the record. This must be a valid UTF-8 string.
- Name
expiration
- Required
- optional
- Type
- integer
- Description
The expiration time of the record, in seconds since the Unix epoch. If not provided, the record will not expire.
- Name
is_frozen
- Required
- optional
- Type
- bool
- Description
Whether the record is frozen. The default is false.
- Name
rpc_api_url
- Required
- required
- Type
- string
- Description
The URL to use when making API requests.
- Name
rpc_api_auth_token
- Required
- optional
- Type
- string
- Description
The HTTP authentication token to include in the headers when making API requests.
- Name
pre_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Pre-conditions are assertions that are evaluated before a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
behavior: The behavior if the pre-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the pre-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
- Name
post_condition
- Required
- optional
- Type
- map
- Description
Post-conditions are assertions that are evaluated after a command is executed. They can be used to determine if the command should be re-executed or if a specific behavior should be executed based on the result of the assertion. This is a map type containing the keys:
-
retries: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of times to re-execute the command before executing the post-condition behavior. The default is 0.
-
backoff_ms: If the post-condition assertion fails, the number of milliseconds to wait before re-executing the command. If not specified, the default is 1000 milliseconds (1 second).
-
behavior: The behavior if the post-condition assertion does not pass. Possible values are:
- halt (default): Throws an error and halts execution of the runbook
- log: Logs a warning and continues execution of the runbook
- skip: Skips execution of this command and all downstream commands
- continue: Continues execution without any action
-
assertion: The assertion to check to determine if the command should be re-executed or if the post-condition behavior should be executed. This value should evaluate to a boolean, or the
std::assert_eq
and other assertions from the standard library can be used.
-
Outputs
When the create_record
action is successfully executed, the following outputs are attached to the action
- Name
signature
- Type
- string
- Description
The transaction computed signature.
- Name
name
- Type
- string
- Description
The name of the record.
- Name
data
- Type
- string
- Description
The data of the record.
- Name
class
- Type
- string
- Description
The public key of the associated class.
- Name
public_key
- Type
- string
- Description
The public key of the created record.
Example using create_record
action "my_record" "svm::create_record" {
name = "my_record"
data = "data string"
class = action.create_my_class.public_key
owner = signer.owner
}