Solana: Web Socket price feed using programSubscribe

Solana web slots Troubleshooting: Get price channel updates

Solana: Web Socket price feed using programSubscribe

As a Solana user, you trust real -time price channels to inform about market trends and prices. However, I was facing a problem when I got pair price updates in my program. This article aims to provide a clear overview of the problem and the actions taken to resolve it.

Question: “Programubscribe”

Using the Programscribe to get the Solana price channel updates can cause some possible problems. Specifically, in terms of price channel from external sources such as API or Exchange, these subscriptions may not return data for a variety of reasons such as:

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  • API errors: API errors or external sources limit restrictions can prevent successful subscriptions.

Steps to solve the problem:

To eliminate and resolve this problem, do the following:

Step 1: Check the subscription pores

Make sure the correct subscription pairs are used. You may need to check your programubscribe code to check that you are using the right pair.

`Javascript

CONST {Program} = Require (“@Solana-Program/P”);

CONST program = new program (yourprogram, Your Solana Program ID);

// Get a list of potential subscription pairs

CONS Prenscripails = Wait for the program.Getprogramfo (program.programid, [“subscribers”]);

`

Step 2: Check the connection

Before submitting a Websocket request to external sources, make sure your connection is stable and may establish a continuous network connection.

`Javascript

Import {Createclient} from WS;

// Create WS Customer

CONST WSS ​​= New Createclient ({URL: “WSS: //external-ooce.com/subscribe”});

// Use WS Customer to submit a subscription request

Subscription to Async

try {

CONST Response = waiting for wss.send ({{{{{{{{{{{{{

ID: Your_wss_id,

JSONRPC: “2.0”,

Method: “Subscribe”,

Parameters: [

{

Type: Price_feed,

Couple: Your_Pair_id,

the back -to -call function,

Callbackparas,

},

]

});

Console.log (Response.result);

} catch (error) {

// to handle errors

}

}

`

Step 3: Add error handling

To solve potential problems that may arise from time breaks, network connection problems or API errors, you can add error handling mechanisms to your code.

`Javascript

// Wrap the subscription call with blocks tested

Subscription to Async

try {

CONST Response = waiting for wss.send ({{{{{{{{{{{{{

ID: Your_wss_id,

JSONRPC: “2.0”,

Method: “Subscribe”,

Parameters: [

{

Type: Price_feed,

Couple: Your_Pair_id,

the back -to -call function,

Callbackparas,

},

]

});

Console.log (Response.result);

} catch (error) {

// to handle errors

If (Error.Erortype == “Timeouterror”) {

Console.error (“time error occurred. Retransmission …”);

Wait for Settimeout (PrenumeratorireFeed, 5000); // Wait 5 seconds before trying to repeat

} ELS

Console.error (Websocket Connection Closed. Retrying …);

wait for settimeout (subscription, 5000); // Wait 5 seconds before trying to repeat

} ELSE {

console.error (unknown error: $ {Error.Message});

}

}

}

`

By performing these steps and involving the right error handling mechanisms in your code, you should be able to solve the problem by receiving the Solana Pair Price Updates using Programubscribe.

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