Practical overview
When it fits
Use the repository as an integration reference when designing a Solana Anchor program around concentrated-liquidity pools, positions and swaps.
Who it is for
- Solana developers building DeFi programs with Anchor
- Developers exploring tick-based liquidity positions and concentrated-liquidity swap logic
- Client developers who want to see an Anchor TypeScript pattern for calling pool, position and swap instructions
Documented uses
- Initialize a pool with a fee and tick spacing
- Represent liquidity positions between lower and upper ticks
- Calculate swap output using concentrated-liquidity math
- Call the example instructions from a TypeScript Anchor client
Requirements & limits
The repository is public and MIT-licensed.
- The examples use Rust and Anchor for Solana programs, with TypeScript for the client pattern.
- The README lists Rust and Solana tooling, Anchor, and Node.js with Yarn or npm as prerequisites.
- The code snippets illustrate integration patterns but do not establish completeness or production readiness.
- The README provides local-validator and Anchor test commands without reporting execution results.
Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.
Set up a Solana CLAMM development environment
Prepare the documented Rust, Solana, Anchor and JavaScript tooling for working with the Anchor integration.
Before you start
- Rust and the Solana toolchain, including rustup and solana-cli
- Anchor framework
- Node.js and Yarn or npm
Steps
Install the Rust and Solana toolchain.
Install the Anchor framework.
Install Node.js and choose Yarn or npm.
Expected outcome
The documented tooling prerequisites are in place for the repository's Anchor program and TypeScript client examples.
Guide limitations
- The README lists prerequisites but does not provide a complete installation walkthrough.
- This is a setup guide; it does not establish successful program execution or deployment.
Follow the documented Anchor local test workflow
Use the README's stated commands to start a local validator and run Anchor tests.
Before you start
- The Rust, Solana and Anchor tooling described in the README
- A project checkout with its required dependencies
Steps
Run
anchor localnet --resetto start the local validator.In another terminal, run
anchor test.
Expected outcome
The documented local-validator and test commands are invoked for the Anchor project.
Guide limitations
- The README does not include test output or establish that the commands succeed in a given environment.
Sources & review
Source record details
- Source availability
- Active
- Sources checked
- 15 October 2026
- Original website title
- smolmusk/solana-clamm-core · Official homepage title · retained in its source language

