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Patch Changes

• #79 6222818 Thanks @0xOlias! - Fix file watching on linux

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Patch Changes

• a0a7132 Thanks @0xOlias! - Fix leading zeroes in hex values in rpc request params

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• #69 1d6b777 Thanks @0xOlias! - BREAKING Changed the way Ponder expects handlers to be registered.

  1. Source files must be located in src/ instead of handlers/
  2. Handlers are registered using an EventEmitter-like pattern (see below)
  3. Any *.ts file inside src/ can register event handlers this way. Small projects might only need one file in src (e.g. src/app.ts or src/{SourceName}.ts)

  import { ponder } from "../generated";
  
  ponder.on("SourceName:EventName", async ({ event, context }) => {
    // same handler function body as before!
  });
  
  ponder.on("SourceName:EventName2", async ({ event, context }) => {
    // ...
  });
  
  ponder.on("AnotherSourceName:EventName", async ({ event, context }) => {
    // ...
  });

  Updated create-ponder to use this pattern for newly generated projects

• #72 df3ec60 Thanks @0xOlias! - BREAKING Changes ponder config naming.

  1. The ponder config file was changed (back) to ponder.config.ts.
  2. The sources field in ponder.config.ts was changes to contracts.

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Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [1d6b777, e90c241, df3ec60]:
  • @ponder/[email protected]

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Patch Changes

• #69 1d6b777 Thanks @0xOlias! - BREAKING Changed the way Ponder expects handlers to be registered.

  1. Source files must be located in src/ instead of handlers/
  2. Handlers are registered using an EventEmitter-like pattern (see below)
  3. Any *.ts file inside src/ can register event handlers this way. Small projects might only need one file in src (e.g. src/app.ts or src/{SourceName}.ts)

  import { ponder } from "../generated";
  
  ponder.on("SourceName:EventName", async ({ event, context }) => {
    // same handler function body as before!
  });
  
  ponder.on("SourceName:EventName2", async ({ event, context }) => {
    // ...
  });
  
  ponder.on("AnotherSourceName:EventName", async ({ event, context }) => {
    // ...
  });

  Updated create-ponder to use this pattern for newly generated projects

• #71 e90c241 Thanks @0xOlias! - Added two options to Source (in ponder.ts): source.endBlock and source.isIndexed.

  source.endBlock is an optional field (default: undefined). If specified, Ponder will only fetch & process events up to the provided block number. Alongside source.startBlock, it can be used to only index a specific block range for a contract.

  source.isIndexed is an optional field (default: true). If false, Ponder will not fetch any events for this contract, and the user will not be able to define event handlers for events coming from this contract. This contract will still be available on context.contracts for other event handlers in your project. Use this field if you're only using a contract to call it, and don't care about processing events emitted by it.

• #72 df3ec60 Thanks @0xOlias! - BREAKING Changes ponder config naming.

  1. The ponder config file was changed (back) to ponder.config.ts.
  2. The sources field in ponder.config.ts was changes to contracts.

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Patch Changes

• 6d613c4 Thanks @0xOlias! - Fix node types

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• #65 6141376 Thanks @0xOlias! - Fixed --from-etherscan option for testnets

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Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [46c72f0]:
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Patch Changes

• #63 46c72f0 Thanks @0xOlias! - Fixed bug where handler functions would fail if an event was fetched but not present in the ABI. This means partial ABIs are now supported.

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Patch Changes

• #57 3f358dd Thanks @0xOlias! - Generate ponder.ts according to new format from @ponder/core