ETS Subgraph

To develop using a local subgraph, you'll need to have Docker installed. Be sure you have already run npm hardhat and npm hardhat:deploy so your contracts are deployed to the local Hardhat network before running the following commands.

First, open up a new terminal and spin up a local Docker graph node container. It will automatically clean up any old data:

pnpm run graph:node-start

In another terminal, generate your local subgraph.yaml (uses a script to parse hardhat config into a template):

pnpm run graph:prepare-local

Next, create your local subgraph (only required to run once):

pnpm graph:create-local

Deploy your local subgraph:

pnpm graph:ship-local

Once you make changes to your subgraph in packages/subgraph, you can deploy your contracts and your subgraph in one go by running:

pnpm graph:deploy-and-graph

If you want to clean the deployed graph & it's data but keep the node running, run:

pnpm graph:node-clean

If you want to remove the Docker container, run:

pnpm graph:node-stop

Settings

query Settings($filter: GlobalSettings_filter) {
  globalSettings: globalSettings(id: "globalSettings", first: 1) {
    id
    maxAuctions
    minIncrementBidPercentage
    duration
    reservePrice
    timeBuffer
    relayerPercentage
    creatorPercentage
    platformPercentage
  }
}

Auctions

query auctions(
        $first: Int!
        $skip: Int!
      ) {
      auctions: auctions(
        first: $first
        skip: $skip
      ) {
        id
        startTime
        endTime

        bids {
          id
        }
        settled
        amount
        bidder {
          id
        }
        tag {
          machineName
          id
        }
      },
    }
    ```