SubQuery powers the next generation of Polkadot dApps by allowing developers to extract, transform and query blockchain data in real time using GraphQL. In addition to this, SubQuery provides production quality hosting infrastructure to run these projects in.
This subquery example indexes the deposit balance of each account and it is an example of an EventHandler. By processing substrate events with the use of the "balances/Deposit" mapping filter, we can obtain account and the DOT balance of the account.
git clone https://github.com/subquery/tutorials-account-balances.git
cd tutorials-account-balance
yarn
yarn codegen
yarn build
docker-compose pull & docker-compose up
Open http://localhost:3000/ on your browser
query {
accounts(first:10 orderBy:BALANCE_DESC){
nodes{
account
balance
}
}
}
This project has a function called handleEvent. It uses an EventHandler which is defined in the manifest file (project.yaml) as "kind: substrate/EventHandler"
The schema.graphql file defines the variables blockHeight which is mandatory and of type Int.
If we examine the function handleEvebt in more detail, you can see that this function takes one argument of type SubstrateEvent. It then creates a new instance of Account passing in the event.extrinsic.block.block.header.hash argument as a string and assigning this to the variable record.
Next, the account is converted to a string via toString() and assigned to record.account. The balance is type cast as Balance and converted to a big integer.