#Solana #Wallet #Rust #BIP39 #Web3 #Blockchain

This is an example of a Solana Wallet in Rust 🦀

This example of a Solana Wallet is developed by Stephen Damian

• Generate Mnemonic: Creates a new random BIP39 mnemonic phrase.
• Seed: Derives a seed from the mnemonic phrase.
• Passphrase: You can optionally use a passphrase.
• Keypair Generation: Generates a Solana keypair (public and private key) from the derived seed.
• Keypair Storage: Saves the generated keypair to a local JSON file for future use.
• Key Derivation: Supports generating multiple keypairs from a single seed by applying BIP44 derivation paths.
• Send SOL (lamports): Send SOL to a recipient address (sign outgoing transaction).
• Get Balance: Get balance (in SOL and in lamports) by public key.
• Public Key Display: Retrieves and displays the public key from the locally stored keypair.

• generate_seed: Generates a 12-word BIP39 mnemonic phrase, derives the corresponding seed, saves the keypair, and displays the public key.

• from_mnemonic: Accepts a user-provided BIP39 mnemonic phrase, derives the corresponding seed, saves the keypair, and displays the public key.

• send: Send SOL to a recipient address.

• get_pubkey_balance: Get balance by public key.

• get_pubkey_from_keypair_file: Displays the public key from a keypair stored in a JSON file.

• Rust: Ensure Rust is installed on your system. You can install Rust using rustup.
• Cargo: Rust's package manager, installed automatically with Rust. Learn more about Cargo here.

• Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/s-damian/rust-solana-wallet.git

• Navigate into the project directory:

cd /[your-path]/rust-solana-wallet

• Create your .env file:

cp .env.example .env

Keypair storage:

generate_seed and from_mnemonic commands writes the generated keypair to the [project-directory]/storage/keypair/id.json file (KEYPAIR_PATH env var), allowing you to store or utilize the keypair in your Solana applications.

Multiple keypairs (derivations):

If you want to generate several keypairs and several public keys with a single mnemonic phrase, you must set the NB_DERIVATIONS environment variable to a value greater than 1.

Your non-derived keypair will be created in your [project-directory]/storage/keypair/id.json file (KEYPAIR_PATH env var) JSON file.

And the other keypairs (which will be derived from your seed) will be created in JSON files in your [project-directory]/storage/keypair/derived directory (KEYPAIR_DIR env var).

Generate and display a random mnemonic phrase.

This command generates a new mnemonic phrase randomly, calculates the corresponding seed, displays the seed, displays the Solana public key, and generates and writes the keypair to the JSON file.

• Command:

cargo run -- generate_seed

Optional passphrase: You will be prompted to enter a passphrase (leave blank to not use one).

• Example of result:

BIP39 Mnemonic (random phrase): shed scorpion manual wheat monster phone winter toe dream kitchen salad column
Seed: 34A0EACFFDF41445C0B7E43C2D730C54F4CD1D8334528F73E3D5F2C2977FAABA7CAD88EBDA6A1F02CE6BB596F04036305A32B96303F93FF864D268539739AFF8
Solana Public Key: FTGJPL5hia749v3jhNWJA7uE2VoVGyofB7BBL2cLwoPc

Generate and display a mnemonic from a specific phrase.

Command with arguments: cargo run -- from_mnemonic PHRASE

To generate and display the seed and Solana public key from a specific mnemonic phrase, pass the phrase (12 words or 24 words for examples) as an argument.

This will also generates and writes the keypair to the JSON file.

Example with this 12 words: shed scorpion manual wheat monster phone winter toe dream kitchen salad column.

• Command:

cargo run -- from_mnemonic "shed scorpion manual wheat monster phone winter toe dream kitchen salad column"

Optional passphrase: You will be prompted to enter a passphrase (leave blank to not use one).

• Example of result:

BIP39 Mnemonic (given phrase): shed scorpion manual wheat monster phone winter toe dream kitchen salad column
Seed: 34A0EACFFDF41445C0B7E43C2D730C54F4CD1D8334528F73E3D5F2C2977FAABA7CAD88EBDA6A1F02CE6BB596F04036305A32B96303F93FF864D268539739AFF8
Solana Public Key: FTGJPL5hia749v3jhNWJA7uE2VoVGyofB7BBL2cLwoPc

Send SOL (lamports) to a recipient address (sign outgoing transaction).

Command with arguments: cargo run -- send RECIPIENT AMOUNT

This command allows you to sign an outgoing transaction from your wallet to a destination address.

Example to send 0.002 SOL (2000000 lamports) to recipient address EMLY3VvNZ41yMWyPQy2AiEfJTPpZdzeGNG5zaaq3Lihb.

• Command:

cargo run -- send EMLY3VvNZ41yMWyPQy2AiEfJTPpZdzeGNG5zaaq3Lihb 2000000

This command will sign the transaction with the keypair which is stored in the file [project-directory]/storage/keypair/id.json file (KEYPAIR_PATH env var).

• Example of result (when successfully):

Transaction sent successfully!

• Example of result (when it fails):

Failed to send transaction: ...

Get balance by public key.

Command with arguments: cargo run -- get_pubkey_balance PUBKEY

This command allows you to see the balance (in SOL and in lamports) of a public address.

Example to see the balance of the public address EMLY3VvNZ41yMWyPQy2AiEfJTPpZdzeGNG5zaaq3Lihb.

• Command:

cargo run -- get_pubkey_balance EMLY3VvNZ41yMWyPQy2AiEfJTPpZdzeGNG5zaaq3Lihb

• Example of result:

Balance: 0.005910000 SOL (5910000 lamports)

Retrieve public key from stored keypair.

This is useful for retrieving your Solana public key if you have already generated and stored your keypair locally.

This command reads your JSON keypair file stored, extracts the public key, and displays it.

• Command:

cargo run -- get_pubkey_from_keypair_file

This command reads the keypair stored in [project-directory]/storage/keypair/id.json file (KEYPAIR_PATH env var).

• Example of result:

Solana Public Key: FTGJPL5hia749v3jhNWJA7uE2VoVGyofB7BBL2cLwoPc

cargo run -- --help

Maintain code quality and style consistency using the following tools:

To format the codebase according to Rust's coding standards, use:

cargo fmt

To perform static code analysis and catch common mistakes and inefficiencies, use:

cargo clippy

Environment variables are configured in the .env file.

You can configure these environment variables:

• NB_DERIVATIONS (default value: 1).

• KEYPAIR_PATH (default value: ./storage/keypair/id.json).

• KEYPAIR_DIR (default value: ./storage/keypair/derived).

KEYPAIR_DIR is only useful if NB_DERIVATIONS is > 1.

• RPC_URL (default value: https://api.testnet.solana.com).

• BIP39: Learn more about the BIP39 standard here.
• SLIP44: Learn more about the SLIP44 here.