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@well-known-components/thegraph-component

v1.6.0

Published

Component to interact with https://thegraph.com/ APIs easily

Downloads

570

Readme

thegraph-component

A port used to query thegraph's subgraphs.

API

Create

To create the component you'll have to supply the subgraph's url. You can get it from thegraph's site, for example: https://api.thegraph.com/subgraphs/name/decentraland/marketplace

const url = "https://api.thegraph.com/subgraphs/name/decentraland/marketplace"
await createSubgraphComponent({ config, logs, metrics, fetch }, url)

Query

The main API is:

query: <T>(query: string, variables?: Variables) => Promise<T>

So you can call it like this:

type Element = {
  id: string
  count: number
}

function getElementsQuery() {
  return `query getCollection($count: Number!) {
    elements(where: { count_gt: $count }) {
      id
      count
    }
  }`
}

await subgraph.query<{ elements: Element[] }>(getElementsQuery(), { count: 5 })

Configuration

It supports the following ENV variables:

  • SUBGRAPH_COMPONENT_RETRIES: How many retries per subgraph query. Defaults to 3.
  • SUBGRAPH_COMPONENT_QUERY_TIMEOUT: How long to wait until a connection is timed-out. Defaults to 10000ms or 10 seconds.
  • SUBGRAPH_COMPONENT_TIMEOUT_INCREMENT: How much time to add after each retry. The value will be multiplied for the attempt number. For example: if the increment is 10000, it'll wait 10s the first retry, 20s next, 30s, etc. Defaults to 10000ms or 10 seconds.
  • SUBGRAPH_COMPONENT_BACKOFF: How long to wait until a new query is tried after an unsuccessful one (retrying). Defaults to 500ms.
  • SUBGRAPH_COMPONENT_AGENT_NAME: The name of the agent that will be performing the graph requests. This agent name will be used to identify the graph requests using the user agent header. The crafted header will be: Subgraph component / Agent Name.