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@voltz-protocol/v1-subgraph

v1.0.1

Published

2 years ago

A TypeScript graph interface for Voltz smart contract

Downloads

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Installation

Run yarn
Start graph node: docker-compose up
Place ABIs in the artifacts/ directory
In voltz-core, start hardhat: npx hardhat node --hostname 0.0.0.0
Create subgraph: yarn create-local
Deploy subgraph: yarn deploy-local

Modifying code

After any change to the subgraph.yaml.template, schema.graphql, or any files in the src/ directory, run:

Either yarn configure:kovan or configure:localhost or configure:mainnet, to populate the correct contract addresses yarn codegen

Do not modify any files in the generated/ directory directly.

Deploy to hosted service

Configure the hosted service using TheGraph's webapp, and save the appropriate access token in an ACCESS_TOKEN environment variable
Run yarn configure:kovan or configure:localhost or configure:mainnet, to populate the correct contract addresses
yarn deploy

To reset docker

Remove containers: docker-compose down
Remove data/ directory containing database files
Run docker-compose up

Contributing

If you wish to contribute to the Voltz subgraph codebase please install husky v7.0.2 or above to make sure your commits are checked for linting and that your commit messages are correctly formatted. Husky has been exluded from the devDependecies as it broke the npm install.