How to use eth-block-tracker - 1 common examples

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github kangarang / tcr-ui / src / sagas / udapp.js View on Github external
function startApp(provider) {

  const ethQuery = global.ethQuery = new EthQuery(provider)

  const blockTracker = new EthBlockTracker({ provider })
  blockTracker.on('block', (block) => console.log('block #' + Number(block.number)))
  blockTracker.start()

  // setup eth-store (blockchain state)
  const ethStore = global.ethStore = new EthStore(blockTracker, provider)
  global.ethStore = ethStore

  // abi-store
  const abiStore = global.abiStore = new ObsStore()

  // view store (in query params)
  const viewStore = global.viewStore = new ObsStore()

  // auxillary data store (not in query params)
  const auxStore = global.auxStore = new ObsStore({
    fromAddress: undefined,

eth-block-tracker

A block tracker for the Ethereum blockchain. Keeps track of the latest block.

MIT
Latest version published 1 year ago

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