Substreams Sink Examples - Advanced
This example is similar to examples/basic with the difference that we use sink.NewFromViper
to construct our instance which gives increase control on the sink for the operators in a "low-maintenance" fashion as the library deals with the flags and parsing. You will notice there is also less code to instantiate the sink.Sinker
instance as more information is pulled from the flag.
Our example use our github.com/streamingfast/cli
command definition which is just a thin wrapper around cobra
and viper
. Any cobra
command should work with the library, there is no need to follow the CLI pattern.
[!NOTE]
We highly recommend to use this example for any serious sink implementation!
To run the example:
# We assume you are in ./examples/advanced
go run . sink mainnet.eth.streamingfast.io:443 https://github.com/streamingfast/substreams-eth-block-meta/releases/download/v0.5.1/substreams-eth-block-meta-v0.5.1.spkg db_out
Note also the availability of go run . sink --help
which gives you most configuration option for free:
$ go run . sink --help
Run the sinker code
Usage:
sinker sink <endpoint> <manifest> [<output_module>] [flags]
Flags:
--development-mode Enable development mode, use it for testing purpose only, should not be used for production workload
--final-blocks-only Get only final blocks
-H, --header stringArray Additional headers to be sent in the substreams request
-h, --help help for sink
--infinite-retry Default behavior is to retry 15 times spanning approximatively 5m before exiting with an error, activating this flag will retry forever
-k, --insecure Skip certificate validation on gRPC connection
--irreversible-only Get only irreversible blocks (DEPRECATED: Renamed to --final-blocks-only)
--live-block-time-delta duration Consider chain live if block time is within this number of seconds of current time (default 5m0s)
-n, --network string Specify network, overriding the default one in the manifest or .spkg
-p, --params -p <module>=<value> Set a params for parameterizable modules of the from -p <module>=<value>, can be specified multiple times (e.g. -p module1=valA -p module2=valX&valY)
--plaintext Establish gRPC connection in plaintext
--skip-package-validation Skip .spkg file validation, allowing the use of a partial spkg (without metadata and protobuf definitons)
--undo-buffer-size int Number of blocks to keep buffered to handle fork reorganizations (default 12)