Environment Variables Config

Environment Configuration

Example .env File

iniCopyEdit# Required API keys and configurations
PRIVATE_KEYPAIR=<YOUR_PRIVATE_KEYPAIR>   # Replace with your private keypair for deployment
OPENAI_API_KEY=<YOUR_OPENAI_API_KEY>    # Replace with your OpenAI API key
RPC_ENDPOINT=https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com  # Replace with your RPC endpoint URL

# Trade parameters
ACTION=buy          # Set to "buy" or "sell"
MINT=<YOUR_TOKEN_MINT_ADDRESS>  # Replace with the token contract address
AMOUNT=10000        # Replace with the amount of SOL or tokens to trade

# Debugging
NODE_DEBUG=module 

Note: Replace all placeholders (e.g., <YOUR_PRIVATE_KEYPAIR>, <YOUR_OPENAI_API_KEY>) with your actual credentials before using the file.

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How to Use Environment Variables

1. Add the .env file to your project root: Ensure that this file is kept private and never committed to a public repository.

2. Automatic loading with dotenv: The framework automatically loads these variables at runtime using the dotenv package.

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Dependencies

Below is a list of the key dependencies used in this framework, along with their versions and primary purpose.

Dependency	Version	Purpose
@solana/web3.js	^1.98.0	Solana blockchain interaction.
dotenv	^16.4.7	Secure management of environment variables.
supabase	^11.1.0	Supabase SDK for authentication and database integration.
node-fetch	^3.3.2	Lightweight module to make HTTP requests.
form-data	^4.0.1	Handling form data in HTTP requests.
openai	^4.77.3	Integration with OpenAI’s GPT models for AI-based functionalities.
bs58	^6.0.0	Base58 encoding and decoding for working with Solana data structures.

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Development Dependencies

Dependency	Version	Purpose
typescript	^5.7.3	Enables static typing and type-checking in JavaScript.
ts-node	^10.9.2	Allows TypeScript code to run directly in Node.js.
@types/node-fetch	^2.6.12	Type definitions for node-fetch library.
tsconfig-paths	^4.2.0	Resolves paths for TypeScript configuration.

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By following this guide, you can configure your environment, manage credentials securely, and understand how the dependencies integrate into the framework.