Subsquid supports querying Cere Network on Polygon/EVM & Substrate-based Blockchains.
Check the Cere Squid Archive page for details on integrating Cere’s archive into your application.
Subsquid takes a unique approach to indexing and ETL, offering an open-source SDK with a modular architecture, allowing developers to separate the data ingestion process from data transformation and presentation, so they can apply their own custom indexing logic, known as 'squids'.
Squids retrieve data from Squid Archives, which are data lakes containing all the necessary information in a standardized format. Thanks to this innovative architecture, along with features like batch ingestion.
Subsquid can achieve indexing speeds of up to 50,000 blocks per second, and can synchronize faster than Subgraphs and typically do not require additional endpoints or external dependencies for setup.
Check the Cere Subsquid Quickstart Guide (below) to learn how to get started.
Set up squid CLI
# Install the CLI
$> npm install -g @subsquid/cli
# Configure the CLI
$> sqd auth -k sqd_2f0aa40a42e71b581725
Set up your squid
Decide your squid’s name. The name can’t be changed in the future
Min 3, max 30 symbols. Only lowercase alphanumeric symbols and hyphens are allowed.
Select your blockchain type, eg: evm
# Init your new squid based on EVM template
$> sqd init {{squid-name}} --template evm
Customize your squid (optional)
You can continue to explore the docs to learn how to customize your squid.
Let us know in our Discord server if you have any questions.
Deploy your squid
sqd deploy ./{{squid-name}}
That’s it! Your squid should now be available in the SubSquid Archive Dashboard.
Learn more by reading the Official SubSquid Quickstart Guide. 💜
Check the Official Cere Squid Archive page for details on integrating Cere’s archive into your application.