Welcome to eth.events’s documentation!

eth.events is a hosted Ethereum API providing sophisticated support to search, filter and aggregate events from multiple Ethereum based blockchains. It is based on Elasticsearch and PostgreSQL.

Constructing a query and understanding what the eth.events server returns is the most important skill you need in order to get started with eth.events.

If you are new to ElasticSearch and / or the eth.events API, you first should:

• Inform yourself about the authorization methods
• Read our elastic developer tutorial
• Familiarise yourself with the Elasticsearch Query DSL.
• Understand the elastic-schema and how events are mapped
• Leverage our example queries and build your own queries.

You might also want to take a look at our SQL interface:

• Check the sql-access to our database
• Maybe start with looking at the entity-relation model
• To get a quickstart on how to use the interface you should see the sql tutorial

You may also find here help for our ALERTING dashboard:

• Visit alerting to understand how our alerting works
• Contact us to get access to the alerting feature

Please also visit our main Website and get in touch. We’re always interested in what you’re BUIDLing.

Documentation Contents:

• API
  • Authorization
  • Index endpoints
• ElasticSearch
  • ElasticSearch Clients
  • ElasticSearch Data Structure
  • Data types
  • Example queries
  • Tutorials
• SQL
  • Authorization
  • Entity Relation Model
  • Tutorials
• Alerting
  • Alerting General Information
  • Alerting Examples
  • Alerting JSON Schema
  • Alerting API-Routes