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eth-indexer
A lightweight Postgres chain indexer designed to couple with eth-tracker to index all relevant GE related blockchain data on any EVM chain.
Getting Started
Prerequisites
- Git
- Docker
- Postgres server
- Access to a
eth-trackerinstance
See docker-compose.yaml for an example on how to run and deploy a single instance.
1. Build the Docker image
We provide pre-built images for linux/amd64. See the packages tab on Github.
If you are on any other platform:
git clone https://github.com/grassrootseconomics/eth-indexer.git
cd eth-indexer
docker buildx build --build-arg BUILD=$(git rev-parse --short HEAD) --tag eth-indexer:$(git rev-parse --short HEAD) --tag eth-indexer:latest .
docker images
2. Run Postgres
For an example, see dev/docker-compose.postgres.yaml.
3. Update config values
See .env.example on how to override default values defined in config.toml using env variables. Alternatively, mount your own config.toml either during build time or Docker runtime.
# Override only specific config values
nano .env.example
mv .env.example .env
Special env variables:
- DEV=*
Refer to config.toml to understand different config value settings.
4. Run the indexer
cd dev
docker compose up