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@dac-cloud/indexer

v0.1.0

Published

Typed GraphQL query client for the DAC Cloud Envio indexer read-model.

Downloads

91

Readme

@dac-cloud/indexer

Typed GraphQL query client for the DAC Cloud Envio indexer read-model.

Install

npm install @dac-cloud/indexer

Usage

import { createIndexerClient } from "@dac-cloud/indexer";

const indexer = createIndexerClient({
  url: "https://api.dac.cloud/graphql",
  headers: { authorization: `Bearer ${jwt}` },
  // timeoutMs: 15_000,  // default
});

const dac = await indexer.dacs.getByAddress("0x...");
const proposals = await indexer.proposals.listByDac("31337:0x...", { limit: 50 });
const positions = await indexer.deals.listAgentPositions("31337:0x...");

Pass headers.authorization with a SIWE-issued JWT (see Auth & Backend) when querying through the DAC Cloud backend proxy. For direct queries to a local Envio (no backend), headers is optional.

Namespaces

  • client.dacsgetById, getByAddress, list
  • client.dealsgetById, getByAddress, listByDac, listRelatedContracts, listGovernanceAccounts, listAgentPositions
  • client.proposals — DAC/deal proposal queries, by composite ID or numeric ID, with nested phase events / oracle snapshots / merkle votes / challenges
  • client.accountsgetByAddress
  • client.treasurylistCapitalCallsByDac, listHoldingsByDac, listMovementsByDac, listDelegationsByDac, listActionsByDeal
  • client.oraclelistByDac (with publishers)
  • client.wrapper — wrap/unwrap actions (listByDac)
  • client.legalWrapperlistMessagesByDac, listStatesByDac
  • client.capitalCalls / client.treasuryActions — compat aliases
  • client.rawQuery(query, variables?) — escape hatch for arbitrary GraphQL

See Indexer Client API for full method docs and entity shapes.

Composite IDs

Indexer entities are keyed by "{chainId}:{address}" (e.g. "31337:0x5fbdb2..."). Addresses are lower-cased internally — pass either casing.

Codegen

After editing any .graphql file in src/queries/:

INDEXER_SCHEMA_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8080/v1/graphql \
  npm run codegen --workspace @dac-cloud/indexer

This regenerates src/generated/graphql.ts with *Document, *Query, and *QueryVariables types for every operation. Generated types are re-exported from the package root.

Build

npm install
npm run build
npm run typecheck