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@facilitator/dash

v0.4.0

Published

<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/melonask/facilitator/refs/heads/main/packages/dash/public/scr.png" alt="x402 EIP-7702 Facilitator Dashboard">

Readme

Facilitator Dashboard

A real-time, local-first dashboard for monitoring EIP-7702 facilitators. Track balances, transaction history, gas spending, and token transfers across multiple EVM chains.

npx @facilitator/dash

Note: You can also use bunx, yarn dlx, or pnpm dlx if you prefer.

Features

Overview Dashboard

  • Key Metrics — Total facilitators, aggregate balance, transaction count, and gas spent
  • Trend Analysis — Period-over-period comparison with percentage changes
  • Network Distribution — Visual breakdown of transactions across chains
  • Activity Charts — Transaction volume and gas spending over time (1H, 24H, 7D, 30D, All)
  • Top Tokens — Pie chart of most frequently transferred ERC-20 tokens
  • Top Destinations — Most common transaction recipients
  • Gas Prices — Live gas prices per network
  • Low Balance Alerts — Warnings for facilitators below 0.1 ETH

Facilitators

  • Monitor individual facilitator balances and transaction counts
  • Balance history sparklines
  • Per-network grouping

Transactions

  • Full transaction history with filtering
  • Token transfer details (symbol, amount, recipient)
  • Gas cost tracking per transaction
  • Click-through to transaction details

Settings

  • Networks — Add custom RPC endpoints for any EVM chain
  • Facilitators — Track addresses by public address or import via private key
  • Danger Zone — Clear all local data

Local-First Storage

All data is stored locally in your browser using IndexedDB:

  • Networks and facilitator configurations persist across sessions
  • Transaction history (up to 5,000 transactions)
  • Balance history (up to 2,000 data points per facilitator)
  • Token metadata cache
  • Theme preference (dark/light/system)

No data is sent to external servers. The dashboard connects directly to your configured RPC endpoints.

Default Configuration

The dashboard comes pre-configured with Anvil Local (http://127.0.0.1:8545) for easy testing with the demo package.

License

MIT