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@primodiumxyz/sync-stack

v0.6.9

Published

Modularized sync-stack heavily based on Lattice's MUD sync-store for modified custom indexer front-end.

Downloads

18

Readme

Sync Stack

Description

@primodiumxyz/sync-stack is a modularized utility library based on Lattice's MUD sync-store to easily build reusable sync pipelines that require more granular control over reading and writing from/to multiple sources.

Components

A sync stack is comprised of a number of readers and writers:

  • Reader: Defines how records are retrieved from an external source (RPC, indexer, etc.)
    • Included: RPC, Indexer, and Decoded Indexer (See examples and filter/query schemas)
  • Write: Defines how these records are written to a store of choice. (recs, zustand, cache, etc.)
  • Sync: A helper function to create reusable sync stacks by passing in a number of readers and writers.

Prerequisites

  • Node.js (>=14.0.0)
  • pnpm
  • MUD V2
  • viem (RPC reading)

Installation

Install with npm, yarn, or pnpm

npm:

npm install @primodiumxyz/sync-stack

yarn:

yarn add @primodiumxyz/sync-stack

pnpm:

pnpm i @primodiumxyz/sync-stack

Architecture

Basic Usage

Stream from RPC and Write to Console

Let's setup a basic sync pipeline that reads for mud events on the rpc and prints the records to console:

// create viem client
const publicClient = createPublicClient({
  transport: transportObserver(http()),
  chain: localhost,
});

//create sync pipeline
const sync = Sync.withCustom({
  reader: Read.fromRPC.subscribe({
    address: WORLD_ADDRESS,
    publicClient,
  }),
  writer: Write.toConsole,
});

//start the sync
sync.start();

// stop listening after 10 seconds
setTimeout(() => {
  sync.unsubscribe();
}, 1000 * 10);

See full example.

Sync with recs using included helper withLiveRPCRecsSync:

Sync stack also comes with pre-configured sync helpers for getting started with recs.

// create viem client
const publicClient = createPublicClient({
  transport: transportObserver(http()),
  chain: localhost,
});

// create recs world and components
const world = createWorld();
const tables = resolveConfig(config).tables;
recsStorage({
  world,
  tables,
});

//sync to recs components
const sync = Sync.withLiveRPCRecsSync({
  address: WORLD_ADDRESS,
  publicClient,
  world,
  tables,
});

//start the sync
sync.start();

// stop listening after 10 seconds
setTimeout(() => {
  sync.unsubscribe();
}, 1000 * 10);

See full example.

Advanced Usage

Sync from Decoded Indexer using helper withQueryDecodedIndexerRecsSync

// create recs world and components
const world = createWorld();
const tables = resolveConfig(config).tables;
recsStorage({
  world,
  tables,
});

// sync recs from query results whre score is greater than 100k
const sync = Sync.withQueryDecodedIndexerRecsSync({
  indexerUrl: INDEXER_URL,
  world,
  tables,
  query: {
    address: WORLD_ADDRESS,
    queries: [
      {
        tableName: "Score",
        where: {
          column: "value",
          operation: "gt",
          value: 100_000,
        },
      },
    ],
  },
});

//start the sync
sync.start();

See full example.

Examples

To see all examples, including creating your own custom readers and writers, go here.

Contributions

Pull requests and issues are welcome.

License

MIT