| [anchor-feed-parser](./programs/anchor-feed-parser) | Anchor example program demonstrating how to deserialize and read an onchain aggregator. |
| [spl-feed-parser](./programs/spl-feed-parser) | Solana Program Library example demonstrating how to deserialize and read an onchain aggregator. |
| [anchor-vrf-parser](./programs/anchor-vrf-parser) | Anchor example program demonstrating how to deserialize and read an onchain verifiable randomness function (VRF) account. |
| [feed-parser](./packages/feed-parser) | Typescript example demonstrating how to read an aggregator account. |
| [feed-walkthrough](./packages/feed-walkthrough) | Typescript example demonstrating how to create and manage your own oracle queue. |
| [lease-observer](./packages/lease-observer) | Typescript example demonstrating how to send PagerDuty alerts when your aggregator lease is low on funds. |
## Dependencies
- [Node and Yarn](https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm#installing-and-updating)
The SDK supports copying a Switchboard devnet environment to your localnet environment for integration testing. This is useful if you want to see how your program will react to Switchboard data feed updates.
First, set the _[provider.cluster]_ in `Anchor.toml` to localnet.
Next, create a Switchboard devnet queue and oracle.
- **start-local-validator.sh**: starts a local Solana validator with the Switchboard program, IDL, and our devnet environment pre-loaded
- **start-oracle.sh**: start a Switchboard oracle and start heartbeating on the localnet queue
- **docker-compose.yml**: docker file with the Switchboard oracle environment
- **switchboard.env**: contains your Switchboard accounts
In three separate shells, run the following commands in this order:
-`./.switchboard/start-local-validator.sh`
-`./.switchboard/start-oracle.sh`
-`anchor test --skip-local-validator`
The anchor test are configured to first fetch the account info for the Switchboard DAO controlled devnet permissionless queue. If the account info is not found, it assumes a localnet connection and looks for the `switchboard.env` with your Switchboard environment specific public keys. If a`.switchboard` directory or `switchboard.env` file is not found in the root project directory, it will look 2 levels higher until giving up.