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dapp-server

v0.2.0

Published

A minimalistic server for simple web3 apps.

Downloads

1

Readme

dApp Server

A lightweight and flexible indexer for EVM smart contracts, connecting a couple of popular libraries to provide a simple self-hosted indexing solution.

Ethers is used to listen to contract events. Redis is used to store data. Express serves the data. GraphQL is supported but optional.

| | dApp Server | The Graph | |----------------------------------|----------------------------|--------------------------------| | decentralized data-integrity | - | ✓ | | distributed/redundant storage | ✓ | ✓ | | self-hosted/self-owned | ✓ | run an indexer (requires GRT) | | number of listeners | depends on you (only) | pretty much unlimited | | contract factory support | ✓ | ✓ | | GraphQL support | ✓ | ✓ | | REST support | ✓ | - | | freely design API endpoints | ✓ | - | | index arbitrary data / call APIs | ✓ | - | | POST/Mutation support | ✓ | - | | optional/custom billing | ✓ | - | | package size | 22 kB so far (npm package) | 563 kB cli tool, 335 MB node | | cognitive load | you might know already | another docs bookmark | | Tech | Javascript | AssemblyScript, WASM, Rust |

Usage

npm i @mktcodelib/web3indexer
// indexer.js
import { Web3Indexer } from '@mktcodelib/web3indexer';
import { TransferListener } from './listeners/Transfer';
import { TransfersEndpoint } from './endpoints/transfers';
import { schema } from './graphql/schema';
import { resolvers } from './graphql/resolvers';
import CONTRACT from './listeners/CONTRACT.json';

if (!process.env.PROVIDER_URL) throw new Error('PROVIDER_URL env variable is required');

const indexer = new Web3Indexer({ provider: process.env.PROVIDER_URL });

const contract = indexer.contract(CONTRACT.address, CONTRACT.abi)
contract.store("Transfer", TransferListener);

indexer.api.get('/transfers', TransfersEndpoint);
indexer.api.graphql(schema, resolvers);

indexer.replay();
// listeners/Transfer.js
export function TransferListener(db) {
  return async (from, to, tokenId, event) => {
    db.hSet("Transfer", event.transactionHash, JSON.stringify({ from, to, tokenId: tokenId.toString() }));
  }
}
// endpoints/transfers.js
export function TransfersEndpoint(db) {
  return async (req, res) => {
    const cached = await db.hGetAll('Transfer');
  
    if (cached) {
      Object.keys(cached).forEach((key) => {
        cached[key] = JSON.parse(cached[key]!);
      });
    }
  
    res.send(cached || {});
  }
}
// graphql/schema.js
import { buildASTSchema } from "graphql";
import gql from "graphql-tag";

const ast = gql`
type Transfer {
  from: String
  to: String
  tokenId: String
}

type Query {
  transfers: [Transfer!]
}
`;

export const schema = buildASTSchema(ast);
// graphql/resolvers.js
export function resolvers(db) {
  return {
    transfers: async () => {
      const cached = await db.hGetAll("Transfer");
      
      if (!cached) return [];
      
      return Object.keys(cached).map((key) => JSON.parse(cached[key]!));
    },
  }
};
$ node indexer.js

Listening on http://localhost:3000

Routes:
GET /events/transfers

Docker

You can start with this templpate repository and adjust it to your needs.