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eth-block-by-date

v1.0.7

Published

Get Ethereum block number by a given date.

Readme

Get Ethereum Block By Date

Get Ethereum block information by a given date.

Works with any Ethereum based networks.

Works with ethers.js

Installation

Use npm:

npm i eth-block-by-date

Or yarn:

yarn add eth-block-by-date

Usage

import BlockByDate from "eth-block-by-date"
import { ethers } from 'ethers';

const provider = new ethers.providers.InfuraProvider();

const blockByDate = new BlockByDate(
    provider // required
);

Requests

// Getting block by date:
const block = await blockByDate.getBlockByDate(
    '2023-01-20T13:20:40Z', // Date, required. Any valid dayjs value: string, Date() object, dayjs() object.
    true, // Block after, optional. Search for the nearest block before or after the given date. By default true.
    false // Refresh boundaries, optional. Recheck the latest block before request. By default false.
);

/* Returns: {
    date // searched date
    block // found block number
    timestamp // found block timestamp
} */

const requests = blockByDate.requests;

/* Returns count of made requests */
// Getting 2 blocks by given dates:
const blocks = await blockByDate.getFirstBlocksByPeriod(
    '2023-01-01T08:00:00.000Z', // Date, required. Any valid dayjs value: string, Date() object, dayjs() object.
    '2023-02-01T08:00:00.000Z', // Date, required. Any valid dayjs value: string, Date() object, dayjs() object.
    false // Refresh boundaries, optional. Recheck the latest block before request. By default false.
);

/* Returns: Array<{
    date // searched date
    block // found block number
    timestamp // found block timestamp
}> */

Note: if the given date is before the first block date in the blockchain, the script will return 1 as block number. If the given date is in the future, the script will return the last block number in the blockchain.

Test Coverage

npm run coverage

|File|Stmts|Funcs|Lines| |--|--|--|--| |index.ts|95.31%|100%|95.31%|

Dayjs

The package uses dayjs plugin to parse date.