@kamino-finance/klend-sdk v5.15.1

Installation

# npm
npm install @kamino-finance/klend-sdk

# yarn
yarn add @kamino-finance/klend-sdk

Kamino Lending Typescript SDK

This is the Kamino Lending Typescript SDK to interact with the Kamino Lend smart contract

Basic usage

Reading data

// There are three levels of data you can request (and cache) about the lending market.
// 1. Initalize market with parameters and metadata
const market = await KaminoMarket.load(
  connection,
  new PublicKey("7u3HeHxYDLhnCoErrtycNokbQYbWGzLs6JSDqGAv5PfF") // main market address. Defaults to 'Main' market
);
console.log(market.reserves.map((reserve) => reserve.config.loanToValueRatio));

// 2. Refresh reserves
await market.loadReserves();

const usdcReserve = market.getReserve("USDC");
console.log(usdcReserve?.stats.totalDepositsWads.toString());


// Refresh all cached data
market.refreshAll();

const obligation = market.getObligationByWallet("WALLET_PK");
console.log(obligation.stats.borrowLimit);

Perform lending action

const kaminoAction = await KaminoAction.buildDepositTxns(
  kaminoMarket,
  amountBase,
  symbol,
  new VanillaObligation(PROGRAM_ID),
);

const env = await initEnv('mainnet-beta');
await sendTransactionFromAction(env, sendTransaction); // sendTransaction from wallet adapter or custom

Getting a vanilla obligation for a user

  const kaminoMarket = await KaminoMarket.load(env.provider.connection, marketAddress, DEFAULT_RECENT_SLOT_DURATION_MS, programId);

  const obligation = await kaminoMarket!.getUserVanillaObligation(user);

  // to check the reserve is used in the obligation
  const isReservePartOfObligation = kaminoMarket!.isReserveInObligation(obligation, reserve);

Getting a list of user obligations for a specific reserve

  const kaminoMarket = await KaminoMarket.load(env.provider.connection, marketAddress, DEFAULT_RECENT_SLOT_DURATION_MS, programId);

  const obligations = await kaminoMarket!.getAllUserObligationsForReserve(user, reserve);

Getting a list of user obligations for a specific reserve with caching

1. Fetch all user obligations, this should be cached as it takes longer to fetch

  const kaminoMarket = await KaminoMarket.load(env.provider.connection, marketAddress, DEFAULT_RECENT_SLOT_DURATION_MS, programId); 

  const allUserObligations = await kaminoMarket!.getAllUserObligations(user);

  allUserObligations.forEach(obligation  => {
    if (obligation !== null) {
      for (const deposits of obligation.deposits.keys()) {
        if (deposits.equals(reserve)) {
          finalObligations.push(obligation);
        }
      }
      for (const borrows of obligation.borrows.keys()) {
        if (borrows.equals(reserve)) {
          finalObligations.push(obligation);
        }
      }
    }
  });

CLI

Depositing

yarn cli deposit --url <RPC> --owner ./keypair.json --token USDH --amount 10
yarn cli deposit --url <RPC> --owner ./keypair.json --token SOL --amount 10

Printing all lending markets

The following will print all lending markets' raw account data JSONs:

yarn cli print-all-lending-market-accounts --rpc <RPC>

The output is a stream of consecutive JSON documents, which makes it appropriate for further processing using jq. Use yarn's -s option to skip the yarn version metadata from garbling the JSON output - e.g. the following will print the autodeleverage enabled flag of every market, one per line:

yarn -s cli print-all-lending-market-accounts --rpc <RPC> | jq '.autodeleverageEnabled'

Printing all reserves

The following will print all reserves' raw account data JSONs:

yarn cli print-all-reserve-accounts --rpc <RPC>

The output is a stream of consecutive JSON documents, which makes it appropriate for further processing using jq. Use yarn's -s option to skip the yarn version metadata from garbling the JSON output - e.g. the following will print the last update slot of every reserve, one per line:

yarn -s cli print-all-reserve-accounts --rpc <RPC> | jq '.lastUpdate.slot'

Printing all obligations

The following will print all obligations' raw account data JSONs:

yarn cli print-all-obligation-accounts --rpc <RPC>

The output is a stream of consecutive JSON documents, which makes it appropriate for further processing using jq, with the following gotchas:

• use yarn's -s option to skip the yarn version metadata from garbling the JSON output,
• use jq's --stream mode to avoid buffering the entire output.

With this in mind, the following will print the last update slot of every obligation, one per line:

yarn -s cli print-all-obligation-accounts --rpc <RPC> | jq -cn --stream 'fromstream(1|truncate_stream(inputs)) | .lastUpdate.slot'

Codegen

• Copy the new idl from the kamino-lending program to src/idl.json
• yarn codegen