HyperIndex Development

To build a blockchain indexer with a GraphQL API, you can define your networks, contracts, and events in a config.yaml file, model your data in schema.graphql, and map events to typed entities using TypeScript handlers.

Event-driven entity modeling maps blockchain events to typed entities with ownerships and derived patterns. You write TypeScript event handlers that process these events and save them as structured, queryable data models.

Yes, multichain indexing is supported. You can manage multiple networks with per-network settings and handle cross-chain coordination within your configuration file.

Dynamic contracts are handled using the contractRegister functionality. This allows your indexer to dynamically register and process events from contracts that are deployed during indexing operations.

To optimize indexer performance for high event volumes, you can apply preload optimization patterns. This ensures efficient processing when converting blockchain events into structured data.

Yes, TypeScript is required for writing event handlers. The setup enforces the use of config.yaml, schema.graphql, and TypeScript event handlers to process and map blockchain events accurately.