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    • Introduction
    • Installation
      • Prerequisites
      • Install & Run
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    • Data Class
      • Raw Data Tables
        • Blocks
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      • User Profile
  • UDFs - User Defined Functions
    • Introduction
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    • Building User Defined Functions(UDF)
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  • About Hemera Indexer
  • Features Offered
  1. Hemera Indexer

Introduction

About Hemera Indexer

As the foundation of the Hemera Protocol, the blockchain indexer plays a crucial role. It is the primary component that enables efficient and organized access to blockchain data.

Initially inspired by open-source projects like Ethereum ETL, we expanded its capabilities as the Ethereum ecosystem evolved, with the emergence of more Layer 2 chains and new ERC standards. Recognizing the need for a robust solution, we decided to develop our own indexer as the first step in building the Hemera Protocol Network.

As of July 5, 2024, the initial open-source version of the Hemera Indexer offers comprehensive functionality, allowing for the indexing of any EVM-compatible chains and providing all necessary data for a basic blockchain explorer. In the coming weeks, we plan to incorporate additional features from our in-house version into the open-source version.

Features Offered

Export the following entities

  • Blocks

  • Transactions

  • Logs

  • ERC20 / ERC721 / ERC1155 tokens

  • ERC20 / ERC721 / ERC1155 Token transfers

  • ERC20 / ERC721 / ERC1155 Token balance & holders

  • Contracts

  • Traces / Internal transactions

  • L1 -> L2 Transactions (Coming Soon)

  • L2 -> L1 Transactions (Coming Soon)

  • Rollup Batches (Coming Soon)

  • DA Transactions (Coming Soon)

  • User Operations (Coming Soon)

Into the following formats

  • Postgresql SQL

  • JSONL

  • CSV

Additional features

  • Ability to select arbitrary block ranges for more flexible data indexing

  • Option to choose any entities for targeted data extraction

  • Automated reorg detection process to ensure data consistency and integrity

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