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@ton-api/streaming

v0.0.1-beta.0

Published

Realtime streaming SDK for tonapi.io

Downloads

278

Readme

@ton-api/streaming

⚠️ Note that the package is in public beta right now.

TonAPI streaming api SDK

Learn more about the streaming api

Note, that you need to set up an account to utilize TonApi.

Overview

This library allows you to subscribe to the Block, Account, Trace or Mempool events of the TON blockchain in real-time. Use it to track transactions and accounts changes.

Getting started

Install package npm i @ton-api/streaming

Subscribe to new blocks

import { BlocksObserver, WebsocketStreamProvider, BlockEvent } from '@ton-api/streaming';

// Set up websocket provider
// Note that you don't need to install polyfill for NodeJS, sdk will automatically use polyfill from 'ws' library if running in NodeJS environment
// This provider might be used with all the `observers` (BlockObserver, AccountsObserver, ...)
const wsProvider = new WebsocketStreamProvider(
    `wss://tonapi.io/v2/websocket?token=${YOUR_TONAPI_TOKEN}`
);
await wsProvider.open();

// Create an observer
const blockObserver = new BlocksObserver(wsProvider);

// Subscribe to new blocks appearing. First parameter is a worckchain blocks of which should be being tracked (0 for the basechain and -1 for the masterchain)
const unsubscribeCallback = blockObserver.subscribe(0, (event: BlockEvent) => {
    console.log(event);
});


// ... call it to unsubscribe when you don't more need to listen for new blocks
// unsubscribeCallback();

Subscribe to the account events

import { AccountsObserver, WebsocketStreamProvider, AccountEvent } from '@ton-api/streaming';

// Set up websocket provider
// Note that you don't need to install polyfill for NodeJS, sdk will automatically use polyfill from 'ws' library if running in NodeJS environment
// This provider might be used with all the `observers` (BlockObserver, AccountsObserver, ...)
const wsProvider = new WebsocketStreamProvider(
    `wss://tonapi.io/v2/websocket?token=${YOUR_TONAPI_TOKEN}`
);
await wsProvider.open();

// Create an observer
const accountsObserver = new AccountsObserver(wsProvider);

// Subscribe to new transaction appearing on the account
const unsubscribeCallback = accountsObserver.subscribe({ account: "-1:5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555" }, (event: AccountEvent) => {
    console.log(event);
});

// Subscribe to a multiplie accounts and specify opcodes to listen
const unsubscribeCallback2 = accountsObserver.subscribe([
        { account: "-1:5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555", operations: ['JettonTransfer','0x0524c7ae'] },
        { account: "-1:5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555550000000000" }
    ],
    (event: AccountEvent) => {
        console.log(event);
    }
);


// ... call it to unsubscribe when you don't more need to listen for new blocks
// unsubscribeCallback();
// unsubscribeCallback2();

Subscribe to trace events

import { TraceObserver, WebsocketStreamProvider, TraceEvent } from '@ton-api/streaming';
import { HttpClient, Api } from '@ton-api/client';

// Set up websocket provider
// Note that you don't need to install polyfill for NodeJS, sdk will automatically use polyfill from 'ws' library if running in NodeJS environment
// This provider might be used with all the `observers` (BlockObserver, AccountsObserver, ...)
const wsProvider = new WebsocketStreamProvider(
    `wss://tonapi.io/v2/websocket?token=${YOUR_TONAPI_TOKEN}`
);
await wsProvider.open();

// Create an observer
const traceObserver = new TraceObserver(wsProvider);

// Subscribe to new traces appearing on the account
const unsubscribeCallback = traceObserver.subscribe("-1:5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555", (event: TraceEvent) => {
    console.log(event);

    // Optional: Use @ton-api/client to get detailed trace data
    tonapiClient.traces.getTrace(event.hash).then(traceData => {
        console.log('Detailed trace data', traceData);
    })
});

// ... call it to unsubscribe when you don't more need to listen for new blocks
// unsubscribeCallback();

// Optional: Set up @ton-api/client to get detailed trace data
const httpClient = new HttpClient({
    baseUrl: 'https://tonapi.io',
    baseApiParams: {
        headers: {
            Authorization: `Bearer ${YOUR_TOKEN}`,
            'Content-type': 'application/json'
        }
    }
});
const tonapiClient = new Api(httpClient);

Subscribe to mempool events

import { MempoolObserver, WebsocketStreamProvider, MempoolEvent } from '@ton-api/streaming';

// Set up websocket provider
// Note that you don't need to install polyfill for NodeJS, sdk will automatically use polyfill from 'ws' library if running in NodeJS environment
// This provider might be used with all the `observers` (BlockObserver, AccountsObserver, ...)
const wsProvider = new WebsocketStreamProvider(
    `wss://tonapi.io/v2/websocket?token=${YOUR_TONAPI_TOKEN}`
);
await wsProvider.open();

// Create an observer
const mempoolObserver = new MempoolObserver(wsProvider);

// Subscribe to all new mempool events
const unsubscribeCallback = mempoolObserver.subscribe('all', (event: MempoolEvent) => {
    console.log(event);
});

// You can also subscribe to mempool events only for the specified accounts
const unsubscribeCallback2 = mempoolObserver.subscribe([
        "-1:5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555"
    ], 
    (event: MempoolEvent) => {
        console.log(event);
    }
);


// ... call it to unsubscribe when you don't more need to listen for new blocks
// unsubscribeCallback();
// unsubscribeCallback2();