A Graph protocol subgraph for GEB
git clone https://github.com/reflexer-labs/geb-subgraph
cd geb-subgraph
git submodule update --init --recursive
First, set the addresses of the smart contracts you want to index in config/kovan.json
or config/mainnet.json
.
Then, open a terminal and run:
npm install -D
# To run once with the token from the dashboard
npm run auth <GRAPH AUTH TOKEN>
# For kovan testnet
npm run deploy-hosted-kovan
# For mainnet
npm run deploy-hosted-mainnet
First, start a blockchain node on localhost:8545
(Ganache, Parity POA, etc..) configure the smart contract addresses in config/test.json
.
Configure the docker/.env
to:
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=1234
# For MacOS
ETHEREUM_RPC=http://host.docker.internal:8545/
#For Linux
ETHEREUM_RPC=http://172.17.0.1:8545/
NETWORK=test
Run:
cd docker
docker-compose up -d
Then access the GraphQL endpoints using:
http://localhost/subgraphs/name/reflexer-labs/rai (HTTP queries)
Run a graph node on a live chain (Ethereum Mainnet, Kovan etc..), deploy to subgraph on the node, expose the graphQL endpoint.
Frist, configure the smart contract addresses in config/kovan.json
or config/mainnet.json
.
Configure the docker/.env
to:
# Set an actual password
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=1234
# Ethereum node RPC endpoint (i.g: infura)
ETHEREUM_RPC=https://kovan.infura.io/v3/<API_KEY>/
# Set to mainnet or kovan
NETWORK=kovan
# Name of the subgraph on the graph node.
SUBGAPH_NAME=reflexer-labs/rai
Then run the following commands:
cd graph-node
docker-compose up -d
These will start the Graph node, an IPFS node, a Postgress DB and then it will deploy the subgraph on the Graph node.