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https://github.com/jamesbachini/Solana-JSON

A library for storing and retrieving JSON data from the Solana blockchain
https://github.com/jamesbachini/Solana-JSON

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A library for storing and retrieving JSON data from the Solana blockchain

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# Solana JSON



## A library for storing and retrieving data in JSON format on the Solana blockchain



This library uses a smart contract located at solana-json.so to store text based data such as JSON on the Solana blockchain. An app is deployed with a set amount of storage 1000 characters as standard. JSON data can then be pushed as a text string to the Solana blockchain and easily retrieved just using the public key of the app account.



*Note there is currently no security in place so any user can write and edit data stored. To change this set paramters in the smart contract, the source code for which is located in solana-json.rs*



# Testnet Example

This code exaple will set up a connection to the Solana testnet, create a user and request airdrop funding. It will then deploy the contract to testnet and push and pull example JSON data to the contract.

```javascript

const solanaJSON = require('./solana-json.js');



(async() => {

  console.log('deploying...');

  const connection = solanaJSON.setupConnection('https://testnet.solana.com');

  const payerAccount = await solanaJSON.createUser();

  await solanaJSON.fundUser(connection,payerAccount);

  

  const smartContract = {

    pathToProgram: './solana-json.so',

    dataLayout: solanaJSON.setDataStructure(1000),

  }



  const app = await solanaJSON.loadProgram(connection,smartContract,payerAccount);

  console.log('app',app);



  const confirmationTicket = await solanaJSON.pushJSON(connection,app,'{"abc":123}');

  const testJSON = solanaJSON.pullJSON(connection,app.appAccount.publicKey);

  console.log(`Test: ${JSON.parse(testJSON).abc}`);

})();

```



# Deploying Mainnet



To deploy the contract on mainnet you'll need an account with some SOL tokens to pay for the transactions. You can load a user account using a private key buffer array.



Check the code in solana-json.rs to make sure this is what you are looking for. There are currently no checks on the data provider key so anyone can upload and modify the data stored in the contract. Editing this file will require rebuilding using "cargo build-bpf"

```javascript

const payerAccount = solanaJSON.loadUser([1,185,72,49,215,81,171,50,85,54,122,53,24,248,3,221,42,85,82,43,128,80,215,127,68,99,172,141,116,237,232,85,185,31,141,73,173,222,173,174,4,212,0,104,157,80,63,147,21,81,140,201,113,76,156,161,154,92,70,67,163,52,219,72]);

```



# Resources

https://docs.solana.com/developing/clients/javascript-api



https://docs.solana.com/developing/deployed-programs/examples



https://docs.solana.com/developing/deployed-programs/developing-rust



https://solongwallet.medium.com/solana-development-tutorial-program-101-2b168bffd541



https://jamesbachini.com/



# Contribute

If anyone would like to add code to the project please do so via a pull request.



# To Do

- Easy way to adjust data size

- Add secure data option on smartcontract

- Test random data such as unicode in json

- Audit smartcontract