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Deployment

Preparing the project

Open a new terminal session, clone the subgraph repository and get into the folder, you can do it by typing the following commands:

  • git clone https://github.com/daostack/subgraph.git
  • cd subgraph
  • npm install

Running on a Local Testing Environment

  1. To run a local Graph Node instance, use the command: npm run docker:run. This will start the DAOstack ready Ganache container and all necessary Graph Node containers.

  2. Run npm run docker:logs graph-node to view the logs of the Graph Node, wait for it to say it's waiting for Ethereum blocks (usually takes a few seconds). You can just leave it open for now and open a new terminal session at the same folder.

  3. To deploy the subgraph into your local Graph Node, use the command: npm run deploy.

  4. After the deploy finishes, you can monitor the indexing status of your subgraph by going to this URL: http://localhost:8000/subgraphs/graphql and running the following query:

    {
  subgraphs {
    name
    currentVersion {
      deployment {
        synced # Is the subgraph synced
        failed # Did the subgraph failed while indexing
        latestEthereumBlockNumber # The latest block the the subgraph knows to exists
        totalEthereumBlocksCount # The latest block the finished indexing
      }
    }
  }
}

  5. To stop the containers use the command: npm run docker:stop.

Switching an Ethereum Provider

If you'd like to use a different network you can do so either using our script (simpler) or by manually editing the docker-compose.yml file (more flexible). Here's how to use the script:

  1. Create a .env file and add it an ethereum_node property equal to your Ethereum node URL. For example:

    ethereum_node="https://rinkeby.infura.io/v3/<YOUR_INFURA_KEY>"

  2. Follow the deployment process, only instead of using npm run docker:run, use one of the options below according to the Ethereum network you use:

    • npm run docker:run-rinkeby
    • npm run docker:run-kovan
    • npm run docker:run-mainnet

Indexing a new DAO

To index a new DAO:

  1. Open the daos folder.

  2. Inside it open the folder according to the network you use.

  3. Inside that folder, create a new JSON file, which you can name after your DAO, and write into it the following information:

    {
  "name": "<YOUR_DAO_NAME>",
  "Avatar": "<YOUR_DAO_AVATAR_ADDRESS>",
  "DAOToken": "<YOUR_DAO_DAOTOKEN_ADDRESS>",
  "Reputation": "<YOUR_DAO_REPUTATION_ADDRESS>",
  "Controller": "<YOUR_DAO_CONTROLLER_ADDRESS>",
  "arcVersion": "<THE_ARC_VERSION_YOUR_DAO_USE>"
}

    Here's an example for how a completed file might look:

    {
  "name": "Endemic Bunny",
  "Avatar": "0x0DB24A927FFC3622884B7A3B6f1C694ED8092A01",
  "DAOToken": "0x97681569c1007380DEc7075E5aCb6020Be36eC83",
  "Reputation": "0x06ef7018Af25ec846aDe8f8B5cB591A914a46347",
  "Controller": "0x141e94d9888F9399891f070aFc8eE76eA08B6DbB",
  "arcVersion": "0.0.1-rc.19"
}

  4. Restart your Graph Node (if you're running it locally) and follow the deployment process.