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Variables ¶
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var Block = graphql.NewObject( graphql.ObjectConfig{ Name: "Block", Fields: graphql.Fields{ "header": &graphql.Field{ Type: Header, }, "transactions": &graphql.Field{ Type: graphql.NewList(Transaction), Resolve: resolveTxs, }, }, }, )
Block is the graphql object representing blocks.
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var Header = graphql.NewObject( graphql.ObjectConfig{ Name: "Header", Fields: graphql.Fields{ "height": &graphql.Field{ Type: graphql.Int, }, "hash": &graphql.Field{ Type: Hex, }, "version": &graphql.Field{ Type: graphql.String, }, "prevblockhash": &graphql.Field{ Type: Hex, }, "statehash": &graphql.Field{ Type: Hex, }, "seed": &graphql.Field{ Type: Hex, }, "txroot": &graphql.Field{ Type: Hex, }, "timestamp": &graphql.Field{ Type: UnixTimestamp, }, "reward": &graphql.Field{ Type: graphql.Float, Resolve: resolveReward, }, "feespaid": &graphql.Field{ Type: graphql.Float, Resolve: resolveFee, }, }, }, )
Header is the graphql object representing block header.
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var Hex = graphql.NewScalar(graphql.ScalarConfig{ Name: "Hex", Description: "Hex scalar type represents a byte array", Serialize: func(value interface{}) interface{} { switch value := value.(type) { case []byte: return hex.EncodeToString(value) default: return nil } }, ParseValue: func(value interface{}) interface{} { switch value := value.(type) { case string: bytes, _ := hex.DecodeString(value) return bytes default: return nil } }, ParseLiteral: func(valueAST ast.Value) interface{} { return nil }, })
Hex is the graphql object representing a hex scalar.
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var Input = graphql.NewObject( graphql.ObjectConfig{ Name: "Input", Fields: graphql.Fields{ "keyimage": &graphql.Field{ Type: Hex, }, }, }, )
Input is the graphql object representing input.
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var Output = graphql.NewObject( graphql.ObjectConfig{ Name: "Output", Fields: graphql.Fields{ "pubkey": &graphql.Field{ Type: Hex, }, }, }, )
Output is the graphql object representing output.
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var Transaction = graphql.NewObject( graphql.ObjectConfig{ Name: "Transaction", Fields: graphql.Fields{ "txid": &graphql.Field{ Type: Hex, }, "txtype": &graphql.Field{ Type: graphql.String, }, "blockhash": &graphql.Field{ Type: Hex, }, "blocktimestamp": &graphql.Field{ Type: UnixTimestamp, }, "output": &graphql.Field{ Type: graphql.NewList(Output), }, "input": &graphql.Field{ Type: graphql.NewList(Input), }, "score": &graphql.Field{ Type: Hex, }, "size": &graphql.Field{ Type: graphql.Int, }, "gaslimit": &graphql.Field{ Type: graphql.Float, }, "gasprice": &graphql.Field{ Type: graphql.Int, }, "gasspent": &graphql.Field{ Type: graphql.Float, }, "json": &graphql.Field{ Type: graphql.String, }, "txerror": &graphql.Field{ Type: graphql.String, }, }, }, )
Transaction is the graphql object representing transactions.
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var UnixTimestamp = graphql.NewScalar(graphql.ScalarConfig{ Name: "UnixTimestamp", Description: "UnixTimestamp scalar type represents a unix time field", Serialize: func(value interface{}) interface{} { switch value := value.(type) { case int64: tm := time.Unix(value, 0) return tm.String() default: return nil } }, ParseValue: func(value interface{}) interface{} { return nil }, ParseLiteral: func(valueAST ast.Value) interface{} { return nil }, })
UnixTimestamp the one and only.
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Types ¶
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