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@pinax/graph-networks-registry

v0.7.1

Published

TypeScript types and helpers for The Graph Networks Registry

Readme

The Graph Networks Registry Typescript Library

npm version Documentation License: MIT

TypeScript types and helpers for The Graph Networks Registry.

Documentation available here.

Installation

npm install @pinax/graph-networks-registry

Usage

Loading the Registry

import { NetworksRegistry } from '@pinax/graph-networks-registry';

// Load from the latest compatible registry JSON at networks-registry.thegraph.com
const registry = await NetworksRegistry.fromLatestVersion();

// Load from specific version tag at networks-registry.thegraph.com
const registry = await NetworksRegistry.fromExactVersion('0.7.0');
const registry = await NetworksRegistry.fromExactVersion('0.7.x');

// Load from URL
const registry = await NetworksRegistry.fromUrl('https://networks-registry.thegraph.com/TheGraphNetworksRegistry.json');

// Load from local file
const registry = NetworksRegistry.fromFile('./TheGraphNetworksRegistry.json');

// Load from JSON string
const registry = NetworksRegistry.fromJson(jsonString);

Working with Networks

// Find network by graph ID (works with both network ID and alias)
const mainnet = registry.getNetworkByGraphId('mainnet');
if (mainnet) {
    console.log(mainnet.fullName); // "Ethereum Mainnet"
    console.log(mainnet.caip2Id); // "eip155:1"
}

// You can also use an alias with getNetworkByGraphId
const ethereum = registry.getNetworkByGraphId('eth');
if (ethereum) {
    console.log(ethereum.fullName); // "Ethereum Mainnet"
}

// Find network by CAIP-2 chain ID
const ethereumByChainId = registry.getNetworkByCaip2Id('eip155:1');
if (ethereumByChainId) {
    console.log(ethereumByChainId.fullName); // "Ethereum Mainnet"
    console.log(ethereumByChainId.id); // "mainnet"
}

// Invalid format will produce a warning and return undefined
const invalidNetwork = registry.getNetworkByCaip2Id('invalid-format');
// Warning: CAIP-2 Chain ID should be in the format '[namespace]:[reference]', e.g., 'eip155:1'

// Deprecated methods (will be removed in future versions)
// Find network by ID
// @deprecated Use getNetworkByGraphId instead
const mainnetById = registry.getNetworkById('mainnet');

// Find network by alias
// @deprecated Use getNetworkByGraphId instead
const mainnetByAlias = registry.getNetworkByAlias('eth');