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@truffle/db
Truffle DB is a complete, flexible system for the querying and mutation
of Truffle’s smart contract records. Following the data model available here,
Truffle DB persists smart contract information that is typically found in
a project's artifacts, and allows for querying this data using GraphQL
.
Truffle artifacts are currently stored as JSON files in a project’s build/contracts/
directory. These documents are currently the canonical source of information about
a project’s smart contracts. While useful, artifacts can be limited for certain advanced
use cases.
For example, the artifacts format expects contracts with unique names. This means that currently a developer is unable to keep two contracts in their project that have the same name. Truffle DB solves this problem with a name record-keeping system that can keep track of multiple contracts in this situation.
Truffle DB is built with:
Add the following to your truffle-config.js
file in order to enable Truffle DB
db: {
enabled: true
}
Note: Enabling Truffle DB does not affect artifacts, but will produce a new .db
directory when you compile or migrate your project.
It will soon be possible to load and access Truffle DB data via truffle compile
and truffle migrate
.
Stay tuned!
const { connect } = require("@truffle/db")
MIT
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Smart contract data aggregation
The npm package @truffle/db receives a total of 8,055 weekly downloads. As such, @truffle/db popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @truffle/db demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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