Reference

Extractor module

// NOTE: address and topics can be used to filter events at the Ethereum node
//  level.
function init({ args: {start = 0, end, address, topics, blockspan = 1}})

start Start block as a natural number in decimal-base (default: 0).
end End block as a natural number in decimal-base.
address “0x”- prefixed Ethereum address of where an event log originates from.
topics Array containing up to three 32 byte long “0x”-prefixed topic hashes related to the event or an array of arrays containing such values.
blockspan The distance between fromBlock and toBlock in decimal-base (default: 1).
includeTimestamp Flag to include the block timestamp as block.timestamp in the result object.

Transformer module

function onLine({args: {topics = [], address, inputs}, state: {line}})

line Is an argument defined by @attestate/crawler internally. It is a line within the strategy’s input.path file.
address “0x”- prefixed Ethereum address of where an event log originates from.
topics Array containing up to three 32 byte long “0x”-prefixed topic hashes related to the event or an array of arrays containing such values.
inputs When defined, it replaces the event log’s “data” property with a parsed event log using web3-eth-abi@1.4.0’s decodeLog.

Loader module

function* order({state: {line}})

line Is an argument defined by @attestate/crawler internally. It is a line within the strategy’s input.path file.

order is a JavaScript generator function. As the key, it concatenates serialized blockNumber and transactionIndex to generate an identifier which defines a total order among transactionHash``es. ``value is the transactionHash.

function* direct({state: {line}})

line Is an argument defined by @attestate/crawler internally. It is a line within the strategy’s input.path file.

direct is a JavaScript generator function. As the key, it defines the transactionHash to generate an identifier which lets us directly access the log through value.