slotsUpdatesUnsubscribe – Solana
The slotsUpdatesUnsubscribe RPC Solana method allows clients to unsubscribe from slot-update notifications.
By using slotsUpdatesUnsubscribe, applications can prevent redundant data from being processed, reducing network traffic and improving performance. This is particularly useful in scenarios where real-time monitoring of blockchain slots is needed for analytics, transaction tracking, or validator operations.
Supported Networks
Mainnet
Parameters
number(required): The subscription ID to cancel.
Result
Returns a boolean value indicating whether the unsubscription was successful.
Result Format
bool:trueif successfully unsubscribed,falseotherwise.
Request Example
API Endpoints
wss://go.getblock.io/<ACCESS-TOKEN>/JSON-RPC Request
wscat -c "wss://go.getblock.io/<ACCESS-TOKEN>/" --exec '{
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"id": 1,
"method": "slotsUpdatesUnsubscribe",
"params": [0]
}'Response
A successful request returns a confirmation of the unsubscription.
Example Response
In this response:
result:
trueconfirms that the subscription has been successfully removed.
Error Handling
Common slotsUpdatesUnsubscribe error scenarios:
Invalid subscription ID: If the given subscription ID does not exist or is already unsubscribed.
Network issues: Connectivity problems with the Solana JSON-RPC API.
Example Error Response
Use Cases
The Solana slotsUpdatesUnsubscribe method is useful for:
Managing WebSocket connections efficiently.
Reducing unnecessary WebSocket traffic.
Optimizing application performance by removing redundant slot update notifications.
Code slotsUpdatesUnsubscribe Example – Web3 Integration
Integration with Web3
By integrating Web3 slotsUpdatesUnsubscribe into Solana's Core API, developers can:
Optimize WebSocket communication.
Free up resources by unsubscribing from unnecessary updates.
Improve blockchain tracking efficiency.
Ensure only relevant slot updates are received, enhancing application responsiveness.
This method is a key component of the Core API, allowing developers to manage block and transaction update subscriptions effectively in Solana-based applications.
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