This is a caching layer for Epoch. It reads the chain and records key-blocks and micro-blocks, and transactions in Mongo database.
- Install a mongo db somewhere. Works with versions >= 3.6, at least.
- Copy
config.json.default
toconfig.json
and change to configure the connections and settings for your instance - Install dependencies with
npm -i
You need nodejs installed in your computer
node middleware.js
node middleware-server.js
GET /middleware/transactions/<hash>
GET /middleware/transactions/account/<account>/count
GET /middleware/transactions/account/<account>?[limit]&[page]
GET /middleware/transactions/interval/<from>/<to>/count
GET /middleware/transactions/interval/<from>/<to>?[limit]&[page]
GET /middleware/contracts/transactions/address/<address>?[limit]&[page]
GET /v2/key-blocks/current/height
GET /v2/generations/height/:height
Any other query not supported by the middleware is forwarded directly to the AEternity node.
The middleware supports http and https service mode, it can connect to http and https AEternity nodes, it can redirect between http and https as well.
Please note this forwarding makes this middleware effectively a proxy, and it will work even between different protocols.
Websocket support is not included in this middleware version
GET /middleware/transactions/interval/<from>/<to>/count
is not in the official middleware, this is used to fill tables efficiently
GET /v2/generations/height/:height
returns an extra fields, specifically txs_count
which has the total transactions at this block
GET /middleware/size/current
and GET /middleware/size/height/<height>
this value is the length from the original response from the server, this field is not calculated neither is it stored
GET /middleware/channels/transactions/address/<address>
can't link the creation of the channel yet - needs to decode the transaction
GET /middleware/contracts/all
I don't know how to do this yet, this needs decoding of the contract calls
GET /middleware/contracts/transactions/address/<address>
GET /middleware/oracles/all?<limit>&<page>
GET /middleware/transactions/rate/<from>/<to>
- The middleware-server includes a simple explorer that will allow you to see what is in the middleware currently, made specifically to connect to the middleware
The explorer is available at
GET /explorer/*
after being enabled in the config.json file.