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validator-history-service
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Service for ingesting, aggregating, storing, and disbursing validation related data
The Validator History Service (VHS) is a service for ingesting, aggregating, storing, and disbursing node- and validation-related data.
To install the Validator History Service globally on your computer, run
npm i -g validator-history-service
The Validator History Service only supports Postgres. You'll need to create a database, but the Validator History Service will create the tables and schema for you.
Create a .env
file with the same environment variable as .env.example where you want to run the Validator History Service.
Alternatively, update your .bashrc
or .zshrc
to export the environment variables.
Here are some example values for some environment variables:
MAINNET_P2P_SERVER
: your mainnet peer-to-peer rippled node FQDNMAINNET_UNL
: a mainnet validator domain which hosts a UNL, for example MAINNET_UNL=vl.ripple.com
The Validator History Service runs on HTTP on port 3000.
After installation, you have access to the validatorhistoryservice
command globally.
Run validatorhistoryservice
with --api
to launch the API server:
validatorhistoryservice --api
Run validatorhistoryservice
with --connections
to launch the connection manager:
validatorhistoryservice --connections
Run validatorhistoryservice
with --crawler
to launch the network crawler:
validatorhistoryservice --crawler
Once the service and API are running, you may inspect the API by issuing any HTTP request to port 3000:
curl localhost:3000
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Service for ingesting, aggregating, storing, and disbursing validation related data
The npm package validator-history-service receives a total of 29 weekly downloads. As such, validator-history-service popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that validator-history-service 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.
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