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# Cleanup Logic Guide
- [manager.py](mdc:src/cleanup/manager.py) manages cleanup operations and resource management.
- [modes.py](mdc:src/cleanup/modes.py) defines cleanup modes and strategies.
- This directory is responsible for resource cleanup and related logic.
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# Account Cleanup System Guide
## Overview
The cleanup module handles the safe management and disposal of Solana token accounts after trading operations. This system ensures resources are properly released and minimizes unnecessary account maintenance fees.
## Core Components
### AccountCleanupManager
@src/cleanup/manager.py implements the `AccountCleanupManager` class which:
- Handles safe cleanup of Associated Token Accounts (ATAs)
- Manages token burning operations when needed
- Implements proper account closure to recover rent
- Integrates with priority fee systems for high-congestion scenarios
```python
# Example usage
cleanup_manager = AccountCleanupManager(client, wallet, priority_fee_manager, use_priority_fees)
await cleanup_manager.cleanup_ata(token_mint)
```
### Cleanup Modes
@src/cleanup/modes.py defines various cleanup strategies and their implementation:
1. **Disabled** - No automatic cleanup performed
2. **On Failure** - Clean up accounts only after transaction failures
3. **After Sell** - Clean up accounts after successful sell operations
4. **Post-Session** - Clean up all empty accounts when a trading session ends
```python
# Example implementation
if should_cleanup_after_sell(cleanup_mode):
await manager.cleanup_ata(mint)
```
## Configuration
Account cleanup is configured in bot YAML files:
```yaml
cleanup:
mode: "post_session" # Options: "disabled", "on_fail", "after_sell", "post_session"
force_close_with_burn: false # Force burn remaining tokens before closing
with_priority_fee: false # Use priority fees for cleanup transactions
```
## When to Use Each Mode
| Mode | Use Case |
|------|----------|
| `disabled` | Development/testing or when manual account management is preferred |
| `on_fail` | Conservative approach to only clean up failed transaction remnants |
| `after_sell` | Balance between efficiency and account reuse |
| `post_session` | Maximum cleanup, recommended for production |
## Related Files
- @src/cleanup/manager.py: Core account cleanup implementation
- @src/cleanup/modes.py: Cleanup mode strategies and handlers
- @src/core/client.py: Solana client interface used by cleanup operations