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@d13co/algo-metrics-sdk

v1.1.0

Published

Sliding window of Algorand block timestamps and transaction counters

Downloads

237

Readme

@d13co/algo-metrics-sdk

npm version

TypeScript SDK for fetching Algorand block timestamps and transaction counters. Provides one-shot queries and live sliding-window watchers powered by Abel Ghost SDK.

Installation

pnpm add @d13co/algo-metrics-sdk

Quick Start

One-shot fetch

import { AlgoMetricsSDK } from '@d13co/algo-metrics-sdk';

const sdk = new AlgoMetricsSDK();

// Fetch the last 100 blocks
const data = await sdk.getTsTc(100);

for (const block of data) {
  console.log(`Round ${block.rnd}: ts=${block.ts} tc=${block.tc}`);
}

Live watcher

import { AlgoMetricsSDK, type BlockRoundTimeAndTc } from '@d13co/algo-metrics-sdk';

const sdk = new AlgoMetricsSDK();

function onBlockData(blocks: BlockRoundTimeAndTc[]): void {
  const last = blocks[blocks.length - 1]!;
  console.log(`Latest round: ${last.rnd}`);
}

// Stream a sliding window of the last 200 blocks
await sdk.register(onBlockData, { numBlocks: 200 });

// Stop watching when done
sdk.unregister(onBlockData);

Custom Algorand client

import { AlgorandClient } from '@algorandfoundation/algokit-utils';
import { AlgoMetricsSDK } from '@d13co/algo-metrics-sdk';

const algorand = AlgorandClient.testNet();
const sdk = new AlgoMetricsSDK({ algorand });

API

new AlgoMetricsSDK(options?)

| Option | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | abelGhostSDK | AbelGhostSDK | Use an existing Abel Ghost SDK instance | | algorand | AlgorandClient | Algorand client (defaults to MainNet) | | ghostAppId | bigint | Ghost app ID (defaults to 3381542955n for Mainnet). Optional but recommended for performance. |

Pass either { abelGhostSDK }, { algorand?, ghostAppId? }, or nothing to use MainNet defaults.

sdk.getTsTc(blockRange?: number): Promise<BlockRoundTimeAndTc[]>

Fetches block timestamps and transaction counters for the most recent blockRange blocks (default and max: 1000).

sdk.register(callback, options?): Promise<void>

Registers a callback that receives a sliding window of block data on every new block. The callback fires immediately with current data, then again as each new block arrives.

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | numBlocks | number | 1000 | Size of the sliding window (max 1000) | | includeBlock | boolean | false | When true, the callback receives the full BlockResponse as a second argument on each new block |

When includeBlock is true, the callback type must be (data, lastBlock) => void. The initial delivery on registration does not include a block.

sdk.unregister(callback): void

Removes a previously registered watcher. The internal loop stops when no watchers remain.

BlockRoundTimeAndTc

{
  rnd: bigint;  // block round
  ts: number;   // block timestamp (seconds)
  tc: bigint;   // cumulative transaction counter
}

License

MIT