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Error scanning pool keys from Raydium in Solana: “A byte-like object is needed rather than” Sarters.account_decoder.parsedaccount “”
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As a decentralized Exchange (DEX) user using Python, he is likely to know his API and functionality. However, if it interacts with the Solana node, you may experience an error that seems to be related to retrieving the Raydium protocol.
The “BYTE-like object is required, not the” soldering.account_decoder.parsedaccount “error message with the data type” soldered.account_decoder.parsedaccount “. that it will be a bytes of bytes.
To troubleshoot the problem, let’s get into the code and examine the possible causes:
- Invalid data format : Error message suggests that the downloaded data is not in the correct format. Make sure the appropriate fields are downloaded from
srapas.account_decoder.parsedaccount." Check your code to make sure you only get the required fields.
- Incorrect code structure : Review the way in which the API request is structured and sent. Make sure you use the appropriate parameters, headers and coding for the data.
- Network Problems : Although less likely, network problems can cause API applications problems. Check your internet connection, check to be stable and try to connect to the Solana node again.
To solve the problem I suggest the following steps:
- Check the API documentation of Raydium : Review the official Raydium documentation to confirm how to make the pool key from the protocol.
- Check the data format and code structure
: Check the code to make sure you build and send the "SARSTERS.ACCOUNT_DECODER.PARSEDACCOUNT" object.
- Test it with a different method : Try downloading pool keys using another method, such as Solana SDK or an alternative API endpoint.
If none of these steps solve the problem, I will be happy to help you make any further debug or give you further guidance to solve the problem.
Example Code
Here's an example of how to download the key to the Python Raydium pool:
Python
Import solana_sdk
Initialize the solana api client
Sol = Solana_sdk.solanaclient ()
Determine the API endpoint and parameters
Api_endpoint = “
params = {{
“Paid”: “Sol/link”,
“Keytype”: “Account_key”,
“Action”: “Fetchaccount”
}
Tetch pool keys from raydium
Answer = sol.get_api_data (api_endpoint, params)
Analyze the answer as json
Data = json.loads (Response.Decode ())
Expands the united account details
Pooled_account = data [“pools”] [0] [“pools”] [0] .get (“Account”)
Print out your united account details
Print (pooled_account)
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I hope this will help you solve the problem by retrieving the Solana -i Raydium pool keys!