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@smontero/gyftie-listener

v1.0.16

Published

Package that simplifies the listening of gyftie contract related events

Downloads

3

Readme

gyftie-listener

Uses the dfuse GraphQL API and provides easy access to Gyftie related data. At the moment only subscriptions to order book changes is available.

Here is an example on how to make use of it:

First create a GyftieListener object, indicating the parameters to connect to the dfuse Endpoint:

 const listener = new GyftieListener({
       apiKey: "your-api-key",
       network: "mainnet",
       endpoint: "mainnet.eos.dfuse.io",
   });

Call the orderBookChanges on this object, optionally pass in:

  1. blockNum: Which indicates the block number from which to start the stream
  2. cursor: To restart from the point of a previous stream session, the cursor value is sent in each payload of the subscription, when using this parameter the blockNum should also be sent.

If no parameter is sent, then the stream starts from the head of the chain.

const subscription = await listener.orderBookChanges({
          blockNum: "42261484",
      });

Use the Observable object returned from the function call to subscribe to the stream.

    subscription.subscribe({
        next: data => {
            console.log(data);
        },
        error: error => console.log(error),
    });

An example payload returned from the stream:

{ orderId: '49',
 price: 0.035,
 amount: 600,
 oldAmount: null,
 operationToken: 'GFT',
 counterpartToken: 'EOS',
 orderValue: 21,
 oldOrderValue: null,
 orderType: 'BUY_LIMIT',
 account: 'danielflora3',
 amountChange: 600,
 orderValueChange: 21,
 createdAt: 1549934230,
 tableOperation: 'REM',
 action: 'delbuyorder',
 actionSeq: '5724899971',
 hourOfDay: 21,
 operationTime: '2019-03-22T21:54:03.5Z',
 blockNum: 49015282,
 cursor: '32x4kf3HWXl80D0JYnFju_e7IJ84B19tXQnvIENC0Y2i-XaT3MykAQ==',
 undo: false }