Examples

Learn from real-world implementations of Coda in production projects. These examples demonstrate different configuration approaches and use cases for generating TypeScript clients from Anchor IDLs.

Official Examples

Token Metadata Client

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The Token Metadata client showcases Coda's capabilities for a single program setup:

• Single IDL configuration - Simple coda.config.mjs for one program
• Custom PDAs - Adds program-derived addresses using Codama visitors
• Production-ready - Pre-generated client for Metaplex Token Metadata
• Type-safe operations - Full TypeScript support with proper typing

Perfect for projects that need to interact with a single Solana program or want to see how to configure custom PDAs and transformations.

Quarry Client

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The Quarry client demonstrates Coda's multi-program capabilities:

• Multiple IDL handling - Uses glob patterns to process multiple IDLs
• Workspace management - Generates clients for an entire protocol suite
• Shared types - Manages dependencies between related programs
• Modular structure - Organized output for complex protocol interactions

Ideal for protocol developers managing multiple interconnected programs or anyone building comprehensive DeFi integrations.

Kamino Lending Client

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The Kamino Lending client demonstrates Coda's ability to handle complex IDLs with overlapping account names:

• Overlapping account names - Handles instructions with duplicate account names across nested structures
• Automatic flattening - Intelligently flattens nested account groups to avoid naming conflicts
• Complex DeFi protocol - Full lending protocol with deposit, withdraw, and liquidation operations
• Production-scale IDL - Processes large IDL with numerous instructions and account types

This example is particularly useful for developers working with:

• Complex DeFi protocols with nested account structures
• IDLs that have evolved over time with naming inconsistencies
• Programs requiring sophisticated account management patterns
• Large-scale production protocols with intricate instruction sets

The Kamino Lending client showcases how Coda's automatic account flattening feature (via codama-instruction-accounts-dedupe-visitor) resolves naming conflicts that would otherwise cause compilation errors in generated TypeScript code.

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