The Graph

The Graph is an indexing protocol for organizing blockchain data and making it easily accessible with GraphQL.

Findora Graph
Findora Network has hosted a Graph Node server to empower developers to build dApps on the Findora chain. Subgraphs can be deployed and updated using a pull request here (see below for instructions).
Graph node is an opensource Rust implementation that indexes the blockchain to deterministically update a datastore that can be queried via the GraphQL endpoint.
Check out the Graph Node Getting Started Guide for detailed instructions and more context.
How to create and test your subgraph locally
This example will walk you through the steps to create a new subgraph and test it on a local node on your machine.
Generate a subgraph
1- Clone this repo.
2- Generate base types from your schema.graphql settings.
# graph codegen FindoraNetwork/example-subgraph/subgraph.yaml
$ yarn gen FindoraNetwork/example-subgraph/subgraph.yaml
# ...
# ...
# ✔ Generate types for GraphQL schema
#
# Types generated successfully
3- Edit event mappings, such as src/handleFRC721Transfer.ts in the example directory.
4- After editing, compile them to web assembly files:
# graph build FindoraNetwork/example-subgraph/subgraph.yaml
$ yarn build FindoraNetwork/example-subgraph/subgraph.yaml
# ...
# ✔ Write compiled subgraph to build/
#
# Build completed: .../FindoraNetwork/findora-graph/build/subgraph.yaml
Run a local graph node to deploy and test your subgraph:
1- Install Docker on your machine.
2- Start graph-node:
# In the project root:
$ docker-compose up
# Starting findora-graph_ipfs_1       ... done
# Recreating findora-graph_postgres_1 ... done
# Recreating findora-graph_graph-node_1 ... done
# ...
3- Create a new subgraph edge:
# graph create --node http://127.0.0.1:8020 findora/example
$ yarn create:local findora/example
4-  Deploy your subgraph:
# graph deploy                                    \
#    --product hosted-service                     \
#    --node http://127.0.0.1:8020                 \
#    --ipfs http://127.0.0.1:5001                 \
#    findora/example                              \
#    FindoraNetwork/example-subgraph/subgraph.yaml
$ yarn deploy:local findora/example FindoraNetwork/example-subgraph/subgraph.yaml
# ? Version Label (e.g. v0.0.1) ›
# ...
5- Browse http://127.0.0.1:8000/subgraphs/name/findora/example/graphql to explore.
Submit and deploy your subgraph
When you've tested your subgraph locally, you can now submit it to be deployed on the Findora mainnet node. This is done by submitting a pull request.
Deploy a new subgraph
1- Fork this repo.​
2- Copy the FindoraNetwork/ directory and rename the root directory to be the same as your github handle.
$ cp -r FindoraNetwork <github-handle> && cd $_
​
## Edit `authors.json`
#
#  Those PRs edit the directory contents but not in the author's list (authors.json) wouldn't be accepted!
​
$ mv example-subgraph <subgraph-name> && cd $_
​
## Edit subgraph settings in `subgraph.yaml`
#
#  * dataSources.name must rename to your directory name to avoid naming collision
​
## Edit your graph relations in `schema.graphql` and mapping scripts.
3- Create a pull request and follow the template instructions before submitting your PR.
4- Your subgraph will be deployed upon review and made available at https://graph.findora.org/subgraphs/name/<github-handle>/<your-subgraph>/graphql
e.g. https://graph.findora.org/subgraphs/name/FindoraNetwork/example-subgraph/graphql​
Update subgraphs
To update an existing subgraph, you may simply create another PR with you modifications.
PRs may only modify one directory at a time.

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