Welcome to the Beginner Level of the Subgraph Development Masterclass. This tutorial will guide you through the fundamentals of subgraph development using The Graph Studio, from setting up your environment to deploying your first subgraph using an ERC20 token contract as a use case.
In this masterclass, you'll gain essential skills in subgraph development, enabling you to efficiently index and query blockchain data for your decentralized application.
By completing this masterclass, you will:
- Understand the purpose and benefits of subgraphs in dApps.
- Learn how to set up your development environment for subgraph development.
- Define GraphQL entities to model data structures for indexing smart contract events.
- Implement mapping logic to transform blockchain events into entities in your subgraph.
- Deploy your subgraph using The Graph Studio for querying.
Before you begin, ensure you have the following installed:
Create a New Subgraph in The Graph Studio:
- Navigate to The Graph Studio, sign in, and create a new subgraph.
- Enter the required details such as the subgraph name and description.
- You will receive a deploy key and subgraph slug (e.g., username/subgraph-name)
- Initialize your subgraph using the command from the studio.
graph init --studio <subgraph-name>Authenticate with The Graph Studio:
- Copy the deploy key from The Graph Studio
- Run the following command in your terminal to authenticate:
graph auth --studio <ACCESS_TOKEN>The initialized project contains the following structure:
- subgraph.yaml: Defines the subgraph manifest.
- schema.graphql: Contains the GraphQL schema.
- src/: Contains the source files.
- mappings/: Contains the mapping functions.
- uniswap.ts: Handles the mappings for the Uniswap contract.
- utils/: Contains utility files.
- helper.ts: Contains helper functions.
- mappings/: Contains the mapping functions.
- abis/: Contains the contract ABI files.
- Uniswap.json: ABI for the Uniwsap contract.
- generated/: Contains auto-generated files.
- schema.ts: Type definitions generated from the GraphQL schema.
After initializing your subgraph project and setting up your directory structure, the next crucial step is to define your GraphQL entities in the schema. Entities represent and define the data structures your subgraph will index from Ethereum smart contracts. Let's break down the entities defined in schema.graphql:
# Define a Transfer type representing the transfer of tokens
type Transfer @entity(immutable: true) {
id: ID! # Unique identifier for the transfer entity
from: Account! # Reference to the Account entity sending the tokens
to: Account! # Reference to the Account entity receiving the tokens
value: BigInt! # Amount of tokens transferred
timestamp: BigInt! # Timestamp when the transfer occurred
}
# Define an Account type representing a user account
type Account @entity {
id: ID! # Unique identifier for the account entity
sentTransfers: [Transfer!]! @derivedFrom(field: "from") # Array of transfers sent by the account # Use @derivedFrom to create a relationship from Transfer 'from' field
receivedTransfers: [Transfer!]! @derivedFrom(field: "to") # Array of transfers received by the account # Use @derivedFrom to create a relationship from Transfer 'to' field
totalSent: BigInt! # Total amount of tokens sent by the account
totalReceived: BigInt! # Total amount of tokens received by the account
sentCount: Int! # Number of transfers sent by the account
receivedCount: Int! # Number of transfers received by the account
}- Purpose: The Transfer entity represents a transfer event on the Ethereum blockchain.
- Fields:
- id: A unique identifier for each transfer event, combining the transaction hash and log index.
- from: A reference to the Account entity representing the sender.
- to: A reference to the Account entity representing the receiver.
- value: The amount transferred.
- timestamp: The block timestamp when the transfer occurred.
- @entity(immutable: true): This directive ensures that the entity's fields cannot be modified once created, reflecting the immutable nature of blockchain data.
- id: A unique identifier for each transfer event, combining the transaction hash and log index.
- Purpose: The Account entity represents an Ethereum account involved in transfers.
- Fields:
- id: A unique identifier for each account, usually the account address.
- sentTransfers: A list of Transfer entities where this account is the sender.
- receivedTransfers: A list of transfer entities where this account is the receiver.
- totalSent: The total amount sent by this account, represented as a BigInt.
- totalReceived: The total amount received by this account.
- sentCount: The number of transfers sent by this account. -receivedCount: The number of transfers received by this account.
- Derived Fields:
- @derivedFrom(field: "from"): This directive indicates that the sentTransfers field should be populated based on the from the field of the transfer entity.
- @derivedFrom(field: "to"): This directive indicates that the receivedTransfers field should be populated based on the to field of the Transfer entity.
To configure your entities for deployment, you need to define them in your subgraph.yaml file. Here’s how you can specify the entities:
specVersion: 0.0.5 #The version of the subgraph schema definition
schema:
file: ./schema.graphql #The location of the GraphQL schema file
dataSources: #The data sources for the subgraph
- kind: ethereum #The kind of data source, in this case, Ethereum
name: Uniswap # Name of the data source
network: mainnet # The Ethereum network to use (mainnet)
source:
address: "0x1f9840a85d5aF5bf1D1762F925BDADdC4201F984" # The contract address for Uniswap
abi: Uniswap # The ABI (Application Binary Interface) to use for the contract
startBlock: 20180838 # The block number from which to start indexing events
mapping: # Specify the kind of mapping (event handlers for Ethereum)
kind: ethereum/events # The API version to use for the mapping
apiVersion: 0.0.7 # The API version to use for the mapping
language: wasm/assemblyscript # The language used for writing mappings (AssemblyScript for WebAssembly)
entities:
- Transfer # The entities defined in the GraphQL schema that this data source will map to
abis:
- name: Uniswap # Define the ABI for Uniswap
file: ./abis/Uniswap.json # The path to the ABI file
eventHandlers:
- event: Transfer(indexed address,indexed address,uint256) # The event signature to handle (Transfer event)
handler: handleTransfer # The handler function to call when the event is emitted
file: ./src/mappings/uniswap.ts # The path to the mapping file containing the handler functions- specVersion: Specifies the version of the subgraph manifest specification being used (0.0.5).
- schema: Points to the GraphQL schema file (
schema.graphql) defining entities and types. - dataSources: Configures the data source for indexing Ethereum events from Uniswap on the mainnet.
- kind: Specifies the type of data source (ethereum).
- name: Describes the name of the data source (Uniswap).
- network: Specifies the Ethereum network (mainnet).
- source: Provides details about the Ethereum smart contract (address, abi, startBlock).
- mapping: Defines how Ethereum events are mapped to entities in the subgraph.
- kind: Specifies the type of mapping (ethereum/events).
- apiVersion: Specifies the version of the mapping API (0.0.7).
- language: Specifies the language for writing the mapping (wasm/assemblyscript).
- entities: Lists the entities defined in the GraphQL schema (Transfer).
- abis: Specifies the ABI file used for interacting with the smart contract.
- eventHandlers: Defines event handlers for specific Ethereum events (Transfer).
- file: Points to the TypeScript file containing the mapping logic (./src/mappings/uniswap.ts).
In src/utils/helper.ts, define helper functions to manage the creation and retrieval of entities:
import { BigInt, Bytes } from "@graphprotocol/graph-ts"; // Import necessary types from graph-ts
import { Account } from "../../generated/schema"; // Import the Account entity from the generated Uniswap schema
// Helper function to load or create an Account entity
export function getOrCreateAccount(address: Bytes): Account {
// Attempt to load an existing Account entity from the store using the address
let account = Account.load(address.toHex());
// If the Account entity does not exist, create and initialize a new one
if (account == null) {
account = new Account(address.toHex()); // Create a new Account entity with the address as ID
account.totalSent = BigInt.fromI32(0); // Initialize totalSent field to 0
account.totalReceived = BigInt.fromI32(0); // Initialize totalReceived field to 0
account.sentCount = 0; // Initialize sentCount field to 0
account.receivedCount = 0; // Initialize receivedCount field to 0
account.save(); // Save the newly created Account entity to the store
}
// Return the Account entity, either loaded or newly created
return account as Account;
}```
Helper Functions: These utility functions such as `getOrCreateAccount` are like trusty sidekicks for managing entities within the subgraph's datastore. They are crucial for creating, retrieving, and updating entities, ensuring everything runs smoothly behind the scenes. This ensures entities are correctly instantiated and updated during event processing.Mapping functions in src/mappings/uniswap.ts are crucial for translating Ethereum smart contract events into GraphQL entities:
import { Transfer as TransferEvent } from "../../generated/Uniswap/Uniswap"; // Import the Transfer event from the Uniswap contract ABI
import { Transfer } from "../../generated/schema"; // Import the Transfer entity from the generated schema
import { getOrCreateAccount } from "../utils/helper"; // Import the helper function to get or create an Account e ntity
// Function to handle transfer events
export function handleTransfer(event: TransferEvent): void {
// Get or create accounts for the sender and receiver
let fromAccount = getOrCreateAccount(event.params.from);
let toAccount = getOrCreateAccount(event.params.to);
// Update the sender's sent count and total sent amount
fromAccount.sentCount += 1;
toAccount.receivedCount += 1;
// Update the receiver's received count and total received amount
fromAccount.totalSent = fromAccount.totalSent.plus(event.params.amount);
toAccount.totalReceived = toAccount.totalReceived.plus(event.params.amount);
// Save the updated accounts to the store
fromAccount.save();
toAccount.save();
// Create a new Transfer entity with the unique ID
let transfer = new Transfer(
event.transaction.hash.toHex() + "-" + event.logIndex.toString()
);
// Set the properties of the Transfer entity
transfer.from = fromAccount.id;
transfer.to = toAccount.id;
transfer.value = event.params.amount;
transfer.timestamp = event.block.timestamp;
transfer.save(); // Save the Transfer entity to the store
}```
Event Handling: handleTransfer listens to TransferEvent emitted by the Uniswap contract.
Unique ID Generation: Uses the transaction hash and log index to ensure unique entity IDs.
Entity Creation: Retrieves or creates Account entities for sender and receiver.
Data Assignment: Maps event parameters to entity fields.
Statistics Update: Updates sender and receiver statistics based on transfer value.
Mapping Functions: Functions like `handleTransfer` act as event handlers for Ethereum smart contract events (TransferEvent). They instantiate new GraphQL entities (Transfer) using event data, update related account entities (`fromAccount` and `toAccount`), and ensure these changes are persistently stored in the subgraph's datastore.Why You need to Run graph codegen
After making any changes to your schema, mappings, or subgraph manifest, it's crucial to run graph codegen. This command generates the necessary TypeScript types and code that your mappings rely on to interact with the subgraph's data entities. Skipping this step can result in type errors and unexpected behavior during development and deployment. How to Run graph codegen
- Open your terminal.
- Navigate to your subgraph's project directory.
- Run the following command:
graph codegenBefore deploying your subgraph to The Graph Studio, ensure to generate TypeScript typings and build your subgraph. Together, graph codegen prepares your subgraph project by generating TypeScript typings for your subgraph based on your GraphQL schema (schema.graphql) and the mappings defined in your project. It analyzes your mappings (typically located in /src/mappings) and generates TypeScript types that correspond to your entities and their fields.
While graph build compiles your subgraph and creates the necessary artifacts for deployment. It validates your schema, compiles your mappings into WASM (WebAssembly) modules, and prepares your subgraph for deployment to The Graph's Network or for local deployment on a Graph Node. During this process, it also ensures that all dependencies and configurations specified in your subgraph.yaml file are correctly processed and included.
How to Run graph codegen and graph build
- Open your terminal.
- Navigate to your subgraph's project directory.
- Run the following command:
graph codegen && graph buildDeploy your subgraph with the following command from your account in The Graph Studio.
graph deploy --studio <subgraph-name>The playground in the The Subgraph Studio allows you to test and query your subgraph after deploying it, but before publishing. Once tested, you can publish your subgraph to The Graph's Decentralized Network, leveraging the protocol's robustness to scale the potential of your full-stack dApp!
Congratulations! You've successfully built and deployed your first subgraph. You can now query your subgraph using The Graph Explorer.
In Part 1 of this masterclass, you learned how to: Set up your subgraph development environment. Define GraphQL entities and mappings. Implement helper functions and mapping logic. Build and deploy your subgraph to The Graph Studio.
In Part 2, we'll expand on these concepts by indexing multiple smart contracts using two DAOs as a use case. Stay tuned!
This query retrieves the five most recent transfers sorted by timestamp in descending order:
query GetRecentTransfers {
transfers(orderBy: timestamp, orderDirection: desc, first: 5) {
id
from {
id
}
to {
id
}
value
timestamp
}
}{
"data": {
"transfers": [
{
"id": "0xf3a626cdfcfe1562f2465df4fce18ba75abf757526191d7419fd1625d23f0509-149",
"from": {
"id": "0xa9d1e08c7793af67e9d92fe308d5697fb81d3e43"
},
"to": {
"id": "0x4eb0de411d9001b666bbba8030d913de5625ab1a"
},
"value": "6233636700000000000",
"timestamp": "1720468631"
},
{
"id": "0xb037f89f18cbaf7af41a74e90196df859f62a26eb7b478e6be7c2fd09543b505-31",
"from": {
"id": "0x51c72848c68a965f66fa7a88855f9f7784502a7f"
},
"to": {
"id": "0x1d42064fc4beb5f8aaf85f4617ae8b3b5b8bd801"
},
"value": "1934976683105875394560",
"timestamp": "1720468463"
},
{
"id": "0x162f7d067e7de4f10db7dc11985bfebb3330cdb78e5fc4512a115b1d0833c24f-631",
"from": {
"id": "0x68d3a973e7272eb388022a5c6518d9b2a2e66fbf"
},
"to": {
"id": "0x1d42064fc4beb5f8aaf85f4617ae8b3b5b8bd801"
},
"value": "1065720858947633858632",
"timestamp": "1720468319"
},
{
"id": "0x0a4a83ffe486424ba8c18ff5e1087fb80c393e0d6ab104139daf77ac147390fd-617",
"from": {
"id": "0xa69babef1ca67a37ffaf7a485dfff3382056e78c"
},
"to": {
"id": "0xd3d2e2692501a5c9ca623199d38826e513033a17"
},
"value": "231641637524769961951",
"timestamp": "1720468319"
},
{
"id": "0xe182b0d0984e78d193ab8559e5a0b272df65ff5a65e16526858a225e38ae9efa-256",
"from": {
"id": "0x941b4fdb4b1533ab2cc8b90ff0700f658b4aa642"
},
"to": {
"id": "0xec11acc6d90482b9c70cebd04605d0192bd2d8a8"
},
"value": "307905080000000000",
"timestamp": "1720468307"
}
]
}
}This query fetches the account with the highest total amount received and sent (totalReceived, totalSent):
query GetAccountWithHighestSentAndReceived {
highestReceived: accounts(
orderBy: totalReceived
orderDirection: desc
first: 1
) {
id
totalReceived
receivedCount
}
highestSent: accounts(orderBy: totalSent, orderDirection: desc, first: 1) {
id
totalSent
sentCount
}
}{
"data": {
"highestReceived": [
{
"id": "0xceb69f6342ece283b2f5c9088ff249b5d0ae66ea",
"totalReceived": "4346430298149661862912400",
"receivedCount": 7
}
],
"highestSent": [
{
"id": "0xceb69f6342ece283b2f5c9088ff249b5d0ae66ea",
"totalSent": "4273064450700601552394449",
"sentCount": 145
}
]
}
}After my second query, I discovered the same account had sent and received the highest amount so my spidey senses started tingling (LOL)
I decided to dig a little deeper to see it's last seven interactions in transfers and receipts with the highest values and the accounts(IDs) involved (I think I have a bit of OCD)
Query 3: Top 7 interactions in transfers (totalSent, totalReceived) and the IDs (accounts involved) for a specific account
This query fetches all transfers involving a specific account, identified by its ID (address):
query GetTop7Interactions {
account(id: "0xceb69f6342ece283b2f5c9088ff249b5d0ae66ea") {
id
totalSent
totalReceived
sentCount
receivedCount
sentTransfers(orderBy: value, orderDirection: desc, first: 7) {
to {
id
}
value
timestamp
}
receivedTransfers(orderBy: value, orderDirection: desc, first: 7) {
from {
id
}
value
timestamp
}
}
}{
"data": {
"account": {
"id": "0xceb69f6342ece283b2f5c9088ff249b5d0ae66ea",
"totalSent": "4273064450700601552394449",
"totalReceived": "4346430298149661862912400",
"sentCount": 145,
"receivedCount": 7,
"sentTransfers": [
{
"to": {
"id": "0xdfe696ff5443a42dd4c53be979e9de4ce6e979c6"
},
"value": "313984368071616599889300",
"timestamp": "1719893471"
},
{
"to": {
"id": "0xe2cf7f78238cf9e4e329d341fb77dcee088f56c5"
},
"value": "129316050200000000000000",
"timestamp": "1719937439"
},
{
"to": {
"id": "0xfc2bb1e27c5d6aec85b8b6731999041a7aa6ab3e"
},
"value": "109707121825329314672250",
"timestamp": "1720038575"
},
{
"to": {
"id": "0xfc2bb1e27c5d6aec85b8b6731999041a7aa6ab3e"
},
"value": "109707121825329314672250",
"timestamp": "1720038599"
},
{
"to": {
"id": "0xa91d546814feb61eff741007f2bf21e244a633a9"
},
"value": "109707121825329314672250",
"timestamp": "1720038551"
},
{
"to": {
"id": "0x798b6816978e1b174b0ea69b7be2abbd5fc305d8"
},
"value": "109707121825329314672250",
"timestamp": "1720038443"
},
{
"to": {
"id": "0x798b6816978e1b174b0ea69b7be2abbd5fc305d8"
},
"value": "109707121825329314672250",
"timestamp": "1720038431"
}
],
"receivedTransfers": [
{
"from": {
"id": "0xc5e3e60c107da406540611437b35a04f62acd7e9"
},
"value": "1226825308183760000000000",
"timestamp": "1720034591"
},
{
"from": {
"id": "0xc5e3e60c107da406540611437b35a04f62acd7e9"
},
"value": "1132916709238291000000000",
"timestamp": "1720030811"
},
{
"from": {
"id": "0xf74cad18819866f07ba83cdc3b53211b45246129"
},
"value": "497172139725000000000000",
"timestamp": "1719901991"
},
{
"from": {
"id": "0xa1faf10424969a9d5036def19d38d826f864e40d"
},
"value": "413605214944582770910600",
"timestamp": "1719892955"
},
{
"from": {
"id": "0x5c739d009f42470ae169cc8a576e1831a228157b"
},
"value": "413605214944582770910600",
"timestamp": "1719945239"
},
{
"from": {
"id": "0x59c31e27700c7bf1338ef05f2b691f20b7cc2a5a"
},
"value": "412305711113445321091200",
"timestamp": "1719892847"
},
{
"from": {
"id": "0x9478a441115489b1bc33b1c4b1de8bb7fbd315d1"
},
"value": "250000000000000000000000",
"timestamp": "1719851171"
}
]
}
}
}I then got a bit more obsessed after noticing it had received only 7 interactions. I decided to dig up the details of these 7 addresses to understand more about their interactions. I think I should stop now before I get sucked in (LOL)
This query retrieves detailed information about the sender accounts for the top 7 transfers received by the specified account, providing a comprehensive view of each sender’s transfer activity and statistics.
query GetAccountReceivedFrom {
account(id: "0xceb69f6342ece283b2f5c9088ff249b5d0ae66ea") {
receivedTransfers(orderBy: value, orderDirection: desc, first: 7) {
from {
id
sentTransfers {
id
value
timestamp
}
receivedTransfers {
id
value
timestamp
}
totalSent
totalReceived
sentCount
receivedCount
}
value
timestamp
}
}
}{
"data": {
"account": {
"receivedTransfers": [
{
"from": {
"id": "0xc5e3e60c107da406540611437b35a04f62acd7e9",
"sentTransfers": [
{
"id": "0x3a775350a9908cfca1695b064f00c72b007f2538e0e8926a2df2a2f57b4720b4-424",
"value": "1132916709238291000000000",
"timestamp": "1720030811"
},
{
"id": "0x776032122b0d745ef52b7c9fecfa65e5d6270af0bcbe67139adabab1d884c845-303",
"value": "1226825308183760000000000",
"timestamp": "1720034591"
}
],
"receivedTransfers": [
{
"id": "0x32594afb9395b75f5734bff8cc82c8a4f91d5d28e94a392d05255ce6faa9584b-278",
"value": "1132916709238291000000000",
"timestamp": "1720030751"
},
{
"id": "0x97945f5540805abd44b7a2b8d0902de3df13e33289159659573b43eb222a0445-104",
"value": "1226825308183760000000000",
"timestamp": "1720034531"
}
],
"totalSent": "2359742017422051000000000",
"totalReceived": "2359742017422051000000000",
"sentCount": 2,
"receivedCount": 2
},
"value": "1226825308183760000000000",
"timestamp": "1720034591"
},
{
"from": {
"id": "0xc5e3e60c107da406540611437b35a04f62acd7e9",
"sentTransfers": [
{
"id": "0x3a775350a9908cfca1695b064f00c72b007f2538e0e8926a2df2a2f57b4720b4-424",
"value": "1132916709238291000000000",
"timestamp": "1720030811"
},
{
"id": "0x776032122b0d745ef52b7c9fecfa65e5d6270af0bcbe67139adabab1d884c845-303",
"value": "1226825308183760000000000",
"timestamp": "1720034591"
}
],
"receivedTransfers": [
{
"id": "0x32594afb9395b75f5734bff8cc82c8a4f91d5d28e94a392d05255ce6faa9584b-278",
"value": "1132916709238291000000000",
"timestamp": "1720030751"
},
{
"id": "0x97945f5540805abd44b7a2b8d0902de3df13e33289159659573b43eb222a0445-104",
"value": "1226825308183760000000000",
"timestamp": "1720034531"
}
],
"totalSent": "2359742017422051000000000",
"totalReceived": "2359742017422051000000000",
"sentCount": 2,
"receivedCount": 2
},
"value": "1132916709238291000000000",
"timestamp": "1720030811"
},
{
"from": {
"id": "0xf74cad18819866f07ba83cdc3b53211b45246129",
"sentTransfers": [
{
"id": "0x4dad199fe5af03dc6c4d0ff3a7715b726e7c062ff7019e3877d98ab2291601a7-318",
"value": "497172139725000000000000",
"timestamp": "1719901991"
}
],
"receivedTransfers": [
{
"id": "0x685868831e502b460ba6134ddb207f40ecba8667ac68e63874289a342fefb114-94",
"value": "497172139725000000000000",
"timestamp": "1719901931"
}
],
"totalSent": "497172139725000000000000",
"totalReceived": "497172139725000000000000",
"sentCount": 1,
"receivedCount": 1
},
"value": "497172139725000000000000",
"timestamp": "1719901991"
},
{
"from": {
"id": "0xa1faf10424969a9d5036def19d38d826f864e40d",
"sentTransfers": [
{
"id": "0x62f68fbe04a071b63b9b0c3e1202eb5dd2298c0a4c67f0e29e70a4006d6fe77c-247",
"value": "413605214944582770910600",
"timestamp": "1719892955"
}
],
"receivedTransfers": [
{
"id": "0x7ebcbd1839a4824476151b08bca67319f58d0dd6604f1c1fc4e1e84eddfa1963-140",
"value": "16667448953359234315600",
"timestamp": "1719854795"
}
],
"totalSent": "413605214944582770910600",
"totalReceived": "16667448953359234315600",
"sentCount": 1,
"receivedCount": 1
},
"value": "413605214944582770910600",
"timestamp": "1719892955"
},
{
"from": {
"id": "0x5c739d009f42470ae169cc8a576e1831a228157b",
"sentTransfers": [
{
"id": "0x536113e134ad14ae989e1be97e5b2ff7a00011a9495f7ae1f2fd0cead33de995-3219",
"value": "413605214944582770910600",
"timestamp": "1719945239"
}
],
"receivedTransfers": [
{
"id": "0xa5c2acdc0a8b7baf08973ab804f9d8ba231ba7a664d392aced2b3d9e95dc85ca-141",
"value": "16667448953359234315600",
"timestamp": "1719854795"
}
],
"totalSent": "413605214944582770910600",
"totalReceived": "16667448953359234315600",
"sentCount": 1,
"receivedCount": 1
},
"value": "413605214944582770910600",
"timestamp": "1719945239"
},
{
"from": {
"id": "0x59c31e27700c7bf1338ef05f2b691f20b7cc2a5a",
"sentTransfers": [
{
"id": "0x69f3108384f6ad8371636ec5d2c9a3f3d5e6ebd6be1777ce8f42d5f14c053c71-97",
"value": "412305711113445321091200",
"timestamp": "1719892847"
}
],
"receivedTransfers": [],
"totalSent": "412305711113445321091200",
"totalReceived": "0",
"sentCount": 1,
"receivedCount": 0
},
"value": "412305711113445321091200",
"timestamp": "1719892847"
},
{
"from": {
"id": "0x9478a441115489b1bc33b1c4b1de8bb7fbd315d1",
"sentTransfers": [
{
"id": "0xabd4415b336bbf4d68547229ffcc5c82f668cec8c77a6faed82ef199c782f748-567",
"value": "250000000000000000000000",
"timestamp": "1719851171"
}
],
"receivedTransfers": [
{
"id": "0x7b3213e612ce1785cda8a471214d8f35f0231744d01ccc0dbbd9c5faeef570f1-351",
"value": "250000000000000000000000",
"timestamp": "1719851051"
}
],
"totalSent": "250000000000000000000000",
"totalReceived": "250000000000000000000000",
"sentCount": 1,
"receivedCount": 1
},
"value": "250000000000000000000000",
"timestamp": "1719851171"
}
]
}
}
}What if I became santa and wanted to reward the top 5 lifetime users of my dApp?
This query provides a snapshot of the top 5 accounts by lifetime transfers, whether they are sending or receiving tokens
query TopAccountsLifetime {
topSenders: accounts(
where: { totalSent_not: null }
orderBy: totalSent
orderDirection: desc
first: 5
) {
id
totalSent
sentCount
}
topReceivers: accounts(
where: { totalReceived_not: null }
orderBy: totalReceived
orderDirection: desc
first: 5
) {
id
totalReceived
receivedCount
}
}{
"data": {
"topSenders": [
{
"id": "0xceb69f6342ece283b2f5c9088ff249b5d0ae66ea",
"totalSent": "4273064450700601552394449",
"sentCount": 145
},
{
"id": "0xa9d1e08c7793af67e9d92fe308d5697fb81d3e43",
"totalSent": "3771322525996224967367645",
"sentCount": 758
},
{
"id": "0x28c6c06298d514db089934071355e5743bf21d60",
"totalSent": "3738606268814830000000000",
"sentCount": 249
},
{
"id": "0x1d42064fc4beb5f8aaf85f4617ae8b3b5b8bd801",
"totalSent": "3354289694171527390083944",
"sentCount": 1480
},
{
"id": "0xc5e3e60c107da406540611437b35a04f62acd7e9",
"totalSent": "2359742017422051000000000",
"sentCount": 2
}
],
"topReceivers": [
{
"id": "0xceb69f6342ece283b2f5c9088ff249b5d0ae66ea",
"totalReceived": "4346430298149661862912400",
"receivedCount": 7
},
{
"id": "0xa9d1e08c7793af67e9d92fe308d5697fb81d3e43",
"totalReceived": "3838529608228784655116182",
"receivedCount": 150
},
{
"id": "0x1d42064fc4beb5f8aaf85f4617ae8b3b5b8bd801",
"totalReceived": "3448983886682133378856203",
"receivedCount": 1476
},
{
"id": "0x28c6c06298d514db089934071355e5743bf21d60",
"totalReceived": "2586453345660636149443395",
"receivedCount": 448
},
{
"id": "0xc5e3e60c107da406540611437b35a04f62acd7e9",
"totalReceived": "2359742017422051000000000",
"receivedCount": 2
}
]
}
}