SteemJs Programming: What Happens on the Steem Blockchain in the

  • 时间：2020-09-08 11:19:41
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Many questions are interesting but the answers are not obvious or easy to get. For example: Who comments most in the last 24 hours?

I am going to show you a pattern to find out the answers to such questions using SteemJs.

Get Current Lastest Block

We need to get the latest block number on the steem blockchain, and we can work out roughly the last 24 hours block range by subtracting 206024 (3 seconds a block).

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function getBlockchainData() {
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
      steem.api.getDynamicGlobalProperties(function(err, result) {
          if (!err) {
              resolve(result);
          } else {
              reject(err);
          }
      });
    });
}
function getBlockchainData() {
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
      steem.api.getDynamicGlobalProperties(function(err, result) {
          if (!err) {
              resolve(result);
          } else {
              reject(err);
          }
      });
    });
}

The current block number can be obtained by:

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const blockchain = await getBlockchainData();
const maxBlock = blockchain.head_block_number;
const blockchain = await getBlockchainData();
const maxBlock = blockchain.head_block_number;

Getting the Block Content

Each block contains transactions, here you would need to parse the list of transactions and look for the particular ones that you are interested. For example, if we want to compute the total producer rewards by witnesses, we can look for “producer_reward”.

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function getBlock(block) {
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        steem.api.getOpsInBlock(block, false, function(err, result) {
          if (!err) {
              const txCount = result.filter(x=>x.virtual_op===0).length;
              const producer = result.filter(x=>x.op[0] === "producer_reward");
              const witness = producer[0].op[1].producer;
              const reward = producer[0].op[1].vesting_shares;
              resolve({
                count: txCount,
                witness: witness,
                reward: reward.replace(" VESTS", ""),
                time: producer[0].timestamp.replace("T", " ")
              });
          } else {
              reject(err);
          }        
        });
    });
}
function getBlock(block) {
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        steem.api.getOpsInBlock(block, false, function(err, result) {
          if (!err) {
              const txCount = result.filter(x=>x.virtual_op===0).length;
              const producer = result.filter(x=>x.op[0] === "producer_reward");
              const witness = producer[0].op[1].producer;
              const reward = producer[0].op[1].vesting_shares;
              resolve({
                count: txCount,
                witness: witness,
                reward: reward.replace(" VESTS", ""),
                time: producer[0].timestamp.replace("T", " ")
              });
          } else {
              reject(err);
          }        
        });
    });
}

Writing to Database or a File

We need to write the data into a database, or for simplicity, we can write to a CSV file for later process.

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(async function() {
    const blockchain = await getBlockchainData();
    const maxBlock = blockchain.head_block_number;
    for (let block = maxBlock - 20*60*24; block <= maxBlock; ++ block) {
        try {
            const data = await getBlock(block);
            const s = '"' + data.time + '",' + block + ',"' + data.witness + '",' + data.count + "," + data.reward + "\n";
            log(s);
            fs.appendFileSync('data.csv', s);
        } catch (e) {
            log(e);
        }
    }  
})();
(async function() {
    const blockchain = await getBlockchainData();
    const maxBlock = blockchain.head_block_number;
    for (let block = maxBlock - 20*60*24; block <= maxBlock; ++ block) {
        try {
            const data = await getBlock(block);
            const s = '"' + data.time + '",' + block + ',"' + data.witness + '",' + data.count + "," + data.reward + "\n";
            log(s);
            fs.appendFileSync('data.csv', s);
        } catch (e) {
            log(e);
        }
    }  
})();

Of course, if you want to further develop into a tool, you would need a database, and a background daemon that automatically syncs with the blockchain.

–EOF (The Ultimate Computing & Technology Blog) —

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