Ormi
Ormi (opens in a new tab) powers ApeChain subgraphs which are fully compatible with The Graph's hosted and decentralized networks, adhering to the same specifications. They seamlessly index data from both the ApeChain mainnet and testnets, allowing developers to easily build applications for ApeChain. Read more on how to create your account deploy your own subgraph (opens in a new tab) on ApeChain.
For developers who are already familiar with Graph Protocol tooling, below are the network definitions to deploy subgraphs on ApeChain. These settings can be configured in the subgraph.yaml file.
Network | |
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Mainnet | network: 'apechain' |
Curtis | network: 'apechain-curtis' |
Goldsky
Goldsky (opens in a new tab) is a high-performance data indexing solution tailored for ApeChain, enabling seamless extraction, transformation, and loading of on-chain data to ApeChain's applications and analytics. It offers two core methods for accessing ApeChain data: subgraphs designed for high-performance queries, and mirror, providing real-time data replication pipelines.
Network | Subgraphs | Mirror |
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Mainnet | Yes | Yes |
Curtis | Yes | Yes |
Check out their step by step guide (opens in a new tab) to learn how to deploy a subgraph (opens in a new tab) and or mirror (opens in a new tab) for ApeChain. It covers deploying via CLI using a local subgraph configuration file and creating instant subgraphs by providing a contract address and its ABI.