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TheGraph subgraph about impactMarket.

Home Page: https://thegraph.com/explorer/subgraphs/BKAHVvabuGZF8DtoB5g8VwQNv2iF54Nsz496bi11QAwy?view=Overview&chain=arbitrum-one

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subgraph's Introduction

Subgraph

Test

In order to test, you need matchstick. You can use docker or the binary

With docker

Follow https://github.com/LimeChain/matchstick#quick-start-

The first time you need to build the docker image (with $ docker build -t matchstick .). From that onwards, it's only necessary if you change dependencies versions.

$ docker run -it --rm --mount type=bind,source=<absolute/path/to/project>,target=/matchstick matchstick

Deploy

$ yarn prepare:alfajores # or mainnet
$ yarn codegen
$ yarn build
$ yarn deploy:alfajores # or mainnet

Generate types and pre-package

$ yarn types
$ yarn package

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subgraph's Issues

add tests to ReferralLink

register who removed manager

add more test to fundingRate

Seems like fundingRate has inverse values when there are large donations. Needs investigation.

register number of blocked beneficiaries on communities

index claims in all community tokens

index donations in other currencies

An easy way would be to have a Map<K,V>, but since this is not possible, having an array of an abject is also doable.

Something like contributions: [AssetContributions!] @derivedFrom(field: "entity") on a given entity, and

type AssetContributions @entity {
  id: ID!
  asset: Bytes!
  amount: BigDecimal!
  entity: dont-know-yet!
}

see impactMarket/smart-contracts-dao#91 for reference

calculate monthly active donors

not registering added/removed on manager entity

{
  managerEntities(first: 20 orderBy: added orderDirection:desc) {
    id
    address
    added
    removed
  }
}

index donations/claims/transfers on any currency

An easy way would be to have a Map<K,V>, but since this is not possible, having an array of an abject is also doable.

Something like contributions: [AssetContributions!] @derivedFrom(field: "entity") on a given entity, and

type AssetContributions @entity {
  id: ID!
  asset: Bytes!
  amount: BigDecimal!
  entity: dont-know-yet!
}

see impactMarket/smart-contracts-dao#91 for reference

index interest donated from deposit&redirect

see impactMarket/smart-contracts-dao#93 for reference

index learn and earn claimed rewards

Entities

LearnAndEarnUserRewards - user data

LearnAndEarnLevel - level data

LearnAndEarn - global data