The program-admin CLI is a tool that helps manage the Pyth program accounts. Its main operation is sync which generates transactions that synchronize the accounts with data from reference-data.
The sync operation will create keypairs for new accounts that need to be added. The keys are saved in the keys directory where they can be referenced when signing transactions that update existing accounts.
The keys directory must contains a file named account_<pubkey_of_keypair>.json for every mapping/product/price account associated with the program.
If you are setting up a new key directory for a pre-existing program deployment, you need the private keys.
These files are maintained in the reference-data repository.
Once you have all private keys in the keys directory (and named with the expected format), run the restore-links command. It will create symlinks in the keys directory that are used by the tool to match keypairs with account and reference data.
This is only needed once when setting up a new keys directory.
This project uses poetry to manage python dependencies and virtual environments.
To set up the project, first install poetry:
- Mac
brew install poetry - For other platforms, see installation instructions here: https://python-poetry.org/docs/
Note: this project requires Python version >= 3.10. If you have a different version, try using pyenv to install and manage your python versions.
Next, install project dependencies. From the project root directory, run:
poetry install
At this point, you can run commands in the project using poetry run <command> to run the command with the proper virtual environment.
The unit tests require the Solana command line tools to be installed.
Once these are installed, you can run the tests using TEST_MODE=1 poetry run pytest.
(The TEST_MODE=1 environment variable is required in order to hack around an issue that prevents us from creating mapping accounts in local tests.)