Supercharge your Solana development workflow with this VS Code extension that lets you instantly view transaction details and wallet address information without ever leaving your editor. Whether you're debugging, auditing, or building dApps, skip the hassle of opening Solscan or other explorers—just
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
Sol-Check is a Visual Studio Code extension that supercharges your Solana development workflow. Instantly view transaction details and token mint information directly in your editor—no need to open Solscan or other explorers. Whether you're debugging, auditing, or building dApps, Sol-Check helps you get real-time insights into Solana transactions and tokens, right inside VS Code.
Installation
Open Visual Studio Code.
Go to the Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X).
Search for Sol-Check.
Click Install.
Usage
Open the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P).
Search for and run any Sol-Check command (see below).
Enter a Solana transaction signature or token mint address when prompted.
View transaction or token details in a webview panel inside VS Code.
Commands
Command
Description
Solana: Lookup Signature
Enter a transaction signature to view transaction details
Solana: Lookup Token
Enter a token mint address to view token info
Solana: Change Cluster
Switch between devnet, testnet, and mainnet-beta
Solana: Show Current Cluster
Show the currently selected Solana cluster
What Does It Do?
Transaction Lookup: Instantly fetch and display Solana transaction details (status, fee, accounts, instructions, etc.) by entering a transaction signature.
Token Lookup: View parsed token mint information by entering a token mint address.
Cluster Switching: Easily switch between Solana clusters (devnet, testnet, mainnet-beta) for your queries.
All results are shown in a rich, interactive webview panel inside VS Code.