Cosmos ETL lets you convert cosmos blockchain data into convenient formats like CSV and JSON. This project was inspired by ethereum etl.
Install cosmos-etl pypi package
> pip install cosmos-etl
Export blocks
> cosmosetl export_blocks -s 2000000 -e 2001000 -p https://tendermint.bd.evmos.org:26657 -o blocks.csv
Export transactions and events
> cosmosetl export_transactions_and_events -s 2000000 -e 2001000 -p https://tendermint.bd.evmos.org:26657 -to transactions.csv -eo events.csv
Get block range for date
> cosmosetl get_block_range_for_date -p https://tendermint.bd.evmos.org:26657 -d 2022-05-12
Get block range for timestamps
> cosmosetl get_block_range_for_timestamps -p https://tendermint.bd.evmos.org:26657 -s 1661708854 -e 1661808854
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Tools for exporting Cosmos blockchain data to CSV or JSON
We found that cosmos-etl demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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