Devlog

You can now add additional hooks to the indexer when testing. Use this to initialize external resources like the database.

We added documentation for the Starknet event decoder.

The Starknet event decoder now supports nested event types.

The webhook sink now checks that the response is successful (2xx) and if not, retries sending data.

The Starknet event decoding helpers now support byte arrays. Byte arrays are decode as 0x hex strings.

We have updated the documentation to use DNA v2 as the default version.

Block handlers now receive the production argument to detect whether the block is live or backfilled. You can use this to trigger actions only when the chain's head is reached.

The production streams at a5a.ch now support DNA v2. These streams will support both v1 and v2 until v1 is officially phased out.

We fixed an exception raise when accessing the blockHash of a pending block on EVM and Starknet indexers.

The devlog is now available at /devlog.

When the apibara.config.ts file changes, the runtime configuration is reloaded and all indexers restarted.

Users now need only to install the apibara package to implement indexers. All previous exports from @apibara/indexer are now available in apibara/indexer.

Indexers can now override the default gRPC client options. This is useful for custom authentication schemes or to increase the maximum allowed message size.

We fixed an issue that caused indexers that crashed with an error to not reload correctly.

The new apibara write-project-info command outputs machine-readable project information in JSON. Use this to get a list of available indexers and presets.

We added source map support to the indexer, which will improve error reporting by showing the original source code instead of the compiled code.

We changed the indexers to automatically reconnect on DNA server errors.

We fixed an issue with the Drizzle plugin not correctly working with TimescaleDB. Now the reorg-related tables correctly deduce the user's table names.

The Starknet event decoder now supports 'enum' events. This means it's now possible to parse a contract's root events.

We switched the implementation of the DNA message decoder, resulting in 2x performance improvements. Users streaming large blocks will notice a significant speedup.