How To Deploy on Solana

To deploy and interact with this smart contract, you will need to:

Set up a Solana development environment, which includes installing the Solana command-line tools and creating a Solana wallet.

Write and compile the smart contract code using the Solana SDK.

Deploy the compiled code to a Solana cluster using the solana program deploy command.

Interact with the smart contract using Solana transactions, which can be created and signed using the Solana command-line tools or a Solana SDK client library.

Here are the detailed steps to deploy and interact with the smart contract:

Set up a Solana development environment:

Follow the instructions in the Solana documentation to install the Solana command-line tools and create a Solana wallet.

Write and compile the smart contract code:

Save the code I provided in a file named music_royalty_token.rs. Then, compile the code using the following command:

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$ rustc --target=bpfel-unknown-unknown --crate-type=cdylib music_royalty_token.rs
This will create a compiled dynamic library file named music_royalty_token.so.

Deploy the compiled code to a Solana cluster:

Use the solana program deploy command to deploy the compiled code to a Solana cluster. For example:

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$ solana program deploy path/to/music_royalty_token.so
This command will return a public key that represents the address of the deployed program on the Solana blockchain.

Interact with the smart contract:

To interact with the smart contract, you can use Solana transactions. Here's an example of how to create a transaction to call the create_music_royalty_token_account function:

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$ solana transfer <payer public key> <program public key> <amount> --data '{"instruction":"create_music_royalty_token_account","artist_name":"<artist name>","song_title":"<song title>","balance":<balance>}' --fee-payer <payer public key>
Replace <payer public key> with the public key of the Solana wallet that will pay for the transaction, <program public key> with the public key of the deployed smart contract program, <amount> with the number of SOL tokens to transfer to the smart contract program (this will be used to cover the rent for the new account), <artist name> with the name of the artist, <song title> with the title of the song, and <balance> with the initial balance of the token.

You can also create a custom client application using a Solana SDK client library to interact with the smart contract program.