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@chpiatt/data

v1.0.9-sev.4

Published

Helper library to retreive data on Eden Network

Downloads

1

Readme

@eden-network/data

This package is a Javascript library that abstracts access to Eden Network subgraphs/contracts and gives a simple API for retreiving information about the Eden Network.

Supported Queries

The below all return a Promise that resolves with the requested results.

For most queries, block and timestamp are optional parameters to do a time-travel query.

  1. producer({producerAddress, block, timestamp, network}) Get information on a specific block producer
  2. producers({block, timestamp, network}) Get information about block producers
  3. producerSetChanges({startBlock, endblock, timestamp, network}) Get changes to the block producer set
  4. producerRewardCollectorChanges({startBlock, endblock, timestamp, network}) Get changes to block producer collectors
  5. blocks({startBlock, endblock, timestamp, network}) Get a range of blocks
  6. blocksPaged({start, num, network}) Get blocks paginated
  7. rewardSchedule({block, timestamp, network}) Get information on rewards
  8. epochs({startEpochNumber, endEpochNumber, includeRewards, network}) Get a range of reward epochs
  9. currentDistribution({block, timestamp, network}) Get current reward distribution
  10. distribution({distributionNumber, block, timestamp, network}) Get a specific reward distribution
  11. distributions({block, timestamp, network}) Get reward distributions
  12. account({accountAddress, block, timestamp, network}) Get a specific reward account
  13. accounts({block, timestamp, network}) Get reward accounts
  14. claims({accountAddress, block, timestamp, network}) Get reward claims for an account
  15. slashes({accountAddress, block, timestamp, network}) Get reward slashes for an account
  16. stakerStats({block, timestamp, network}) Get statistics on stakers
  17. staker({staker, block, timestamp, network}) Get information on a specific staker
  18. stakers({block, timestamp, network}) Get information on stakers
  19. stakerLeaderboard({block, timestamp, network, start, num}) Get stakers paginated
  20. slots({block, timestamp, network}) Get information on slots
  21. slotClaims({block, slotIndex, network}) Get slot claims

Example

import { slots } from '@eden-network/data';

slots({block: 13069287, network: "mainnet"})
    .then(slots => console.log(slots));