@voltz-protocol/subgraph-data v1.18.1

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Installation

1. Run yarn

Run tests

1. Run yarn test

Functionality

The repository currently supports 4 queries:

• src/queries/voltz-protocol/getAMMs: returns the AMM entities of Voltz Protocol
• src/queries/voltz-protocol/getPositions: returns the positions of Voltz Protocol
• src/queries/community-sbt/getSeasonUsers: returns the users of Community v2
• src/queries/community-sbt/getRoots: returns the merkle roots for the Community v2 badges
• src/queries/voltz-protocol/getHistoricalFixedRate: returns history of tick updates in the VAMM
• src/queries/voltz-protocol/getHistoricalVariableIndex: returns history of rate updates in the rate oracle

Implementing new query

To add support for multiple queries, the standard pattern is:

• to create a new folder inside voltz-protocol or community-sbt (or other) with the name of the query
• inside the query folder:
  • create a file staticQuery.ts that generates the GraphQL query string
  • create a mapper file that maps the raw response of the query to the corresponding type
  • create a file query.ts that fetches the data (in batches of 1000 items)
  • export the necessary variables via index.ts
  • add tests into a dedicated file inside tests folder
  • add documentation to the query function and update README

Terms & Conditions

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