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envio
A latency and sync speed optimized, developer friendly blockchain data indexer.
Envio
Envio is a modern, multi-chain data indexing framework for efficiently querying real-time and historical data from any EVM blockchain and Fuel.
Designed with a core focus on delivering superior performance and seamless developer experience, Envio optimizes the user experience.
Build a real-time API for your blockchain application in minutes.
📖 For a thorough understanding and to dive deeper into each feature, refer to the original documentation website.
Key Features
- Simple installation & Setup
- Any EVM blockchain, as well as Fuel
- The fastest historical sync
- Real-time indexing with reorg handling
- Multi-chain support
- Write JavaScript, TypeScript, or ReScript with automatically generated types
- Detailed logging & Error messaging
- Hosted Service to take care of your infrastructure
Getting Started
Check out our Getting Started documentation to start querying your smart contract data with just a few clicks!
Contribution & Support
For support and updates, follow Envio on Twitter or join the Discord community.
Please create an issue in our GitHub repository if you have specific suggestions or requirements. And a star is always appreciated 💫
Our common issues page may also help you.
FAQs
A latency and sync speed optimized, developer friendly blockchain data indexer.
The npm package envio receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, envio popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that envio demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 05 Feb 2025
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