Solana: wallet tracking problems – real -time web solution
As self -development developers, I always look for new and effective methods to monitor my Solana wealth. Because Helium is a primary platform for tracking, I wanted to explore alternative solutions that can provide real -time updates without relying on the vote. After researching a variety of options, I discovered a webshocket-based wallet-tracking solution from Solana, which may be interested in you.
Voting problem
When using the existing voting approach, we send periodical requests to the blockchain to retrieve assets, which can result in delay and wasted resources. This is particularly problematic by dealing with large portfolios or tools that require frequent updates. As a result, I tried to find an alternative solution that can provide real -time updates without endangering performance.
The trace of the Helios wallet
The Helios Wallet Tracker is a webshocket-based wallet-tracker developed by the Solana community on Github. This allows you to monitor device balances in real time and to receive updates as soon as the new data becomes available. With Helios, you can use a simple directory such as “Web3.js” or “Solana-JS” for the blockchain and webshocket connection.
The most important features of Helios Wallet Tracker
- Real-time updates
: Accept Real Equives updates without querying the blockchain.
- Flexible Configuration
: Select multiple configuration options, including setting unique topics of individual devices or using default settings.
- Simple and Safe : Use secure webSocket encryption and authentication to ensure the integrity of data.
Set up the Helios Wallet Tracker on Solana
To start the Helios Wallet Tracker Solana, follow these steps:
- Install the required addictions:
`Bash
NPM Install Web3 Solana-JS @Solana/WebSocket
`
- Create a new Solana wallet and initialize it with the “Web3” directory.
`Javascript
Const web3 = needed ('web3');
Const Web3provider = needed ('@Solana/Wallet-Adapter/Web3');
Const Walletadapter = required ('@Solana/Wallet-Adapter/Web3');
Const service provider = new web3provider (new URL ('
- Create a new “WebSocket” object and connect with the blockchain.
`Javascript
Const WebSocket = New WebSocket ({{
URL: 'https: // api_solana_com_rpc',
Headers: {
'Content Type': 'Application/Json'
}
});
- Determine tools using the “Assettracker” feature provided by the Helios Wallet Tracker.
`Javascript
Async Function Assettracker () {
Const accounts = waiting for service provider.getaccounts ();
// Create a new device tracking object to your device
Const Tracker = New WebSocket ({{
URL: 'https: // api_solana_com_rpc',
Headers: {
'Content Type': 'Application/Json'
},
Account: Account [0] // Set the initial account to first
});
Looking forward to tracker.connect ();
}
- Send periodic requests (for example, every few seconds) to update the device balance.
`Javascript
Setinterval (async () => {{
Const accounts = waiting for service provider.getaccounts ();
// update the asset balance using the specified data
Const Balance = waiting for tracker.getbalance ({{
Account: Account [0],
Type: 'tool'
});
console.log (balance);
}, 10000); // every 10 seconds
Conclusion
The Helios Wallet Tracker solution offers a reliable and effective method to track the Solana device’s balance. Using Web Cocket-based updates can avoid blockchain voting and reducing resource waste. With this approach, you can focus on building more complex applications or providing real -time insights for yourself and other users.
Note : This is just an example of how to use Helios Wallet Tracker Solana.