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Making Solana gRPC Requests with TypeScript

更新于
Sep 03, 2026
大容量数据Streams的性能考量

如果在 Node.jsgRPC 使用Solana gRPC 处理海量数据,可能会导致单个 CPU 不堪重负。如果您正在构建需要处理繁忙程序的所有交易或同时跟踪多个程序的系统,请考虑以下高性能替代方案:

概述

TypeScript is a strongly-typed superset of JavaScript, offering improved developer experience and tooling support. This document provides a step-by-step process for setting up a TypeScript environment for interacting with Solana gRPC (Yellowstone-compatible Geyser gRPC), including setting up a project, configuring dependencies, and implementing authentication mechanisms.

Authentication Required for TypeScript

Creates a client in order to communicate with Solana gRPC. It uses an endpoint URL and an authentication token for secure access.

import Client from '@triton-one/yellowstone-grpc';

// For HTTP Provider URL: https://example-guide-demo.solana-mainnet.quiknode.pro/123456789/

const ENDPOINT = 'https://example-guide-demo.solana-mainnet.quiknode.pro:443';
const TOKEN = '123456789';
const client = new Client(ENDPOINT, TOKEN, {
grpcDefaultCompressionAlgorithm: 0, // 0 = gzip, 1 = zstd
});
await client.connect();

The token passed to the Client constructor is sent as the x-token metadata header on every request.

gzip and zstd are selected with the grpcDefaultCompressionAlgorithm channel option. See Compression for per-language configuration.


Note:

To learn how to split your Solana gRPC-enabled URL into endpointtoken, refer to this section - Endpoint and Token Configuration

Setting up TypeScript

To run our TypeScript code examples, you'll need to have Node.js installed, as TypeScript is built on top of JavaScript. Ensure you also have TypeScript installed globally by running:

npm install -g typescript

Install Yellowstone gRPC Node Package

npm install @triton-one/yellowstone-grpc

These examples target grpc v7.0.1 or later.

其他资源

For more information about working with Solana gRPC in TypeScript, refer to Monitor Solana Programs with Solana gRPC (TypeScript). This guide provides an in-depth overview of setting up gRPC endpoints, managing authentication tokens, and understanding key concepts like commitment levels.