is the objective to eventually re-write CLI in GO? https://github.com/PolymathNetwork/polymath-core/tree/master/CLI
So far we have got all the smart contracts abis and addresses
As a start, I am trying to find a few basic stats
Number of Tickers Reserved
Number of Tokens Created
Number of instantiation of each modules (CountTM, PercentTM, etc...)
Number of Tickers Reserved
Number of Tokens Created
Number of instantiation of each modules (CountTM, PercentTM, etc...)
thx
with a row for each event log
and then this is just an ms excel thing
otherwise it's kind of annoything selenium/bs4 exercise lol
if they don't step into the breach and sort you out in an hour I will
well one of the people
I thought you were token holder trying to get those stats from scout event logs from url you passed, I'd be trying to pull the data into a csv that had logs as records. I'd be counting distinct blocks by registerTicker for Number of Tickers Reserved and the same by generateSecurityToken for Number of Tokens Created. I'd be counting GenerateModuleFromFactory logs by _moduleName for instantiation of each module but we'd need a map of bytes32 to _moduleName strings to make that something human readable
scout is cool
cool
is scout django?
Well that might make sense since it's still early days for the polymath https://github.com/PolymathNetwork/polymath-core/blob/master/docs/images/Core%20Architecture%202.0.0%20%20Diagram.png
I am guessing that's the Transfer Manager Module
Is it always the same _moduleFactory?
you're right, there's so many roads to web application development that it's overwhelming
I'm just interested to know how you're pulling and caching the data
like are you using web3 to pull those logs and contract details and then caching it or what?
web3 pull data
and save it into a traditional DB
easy stuff
just aggregation
but there are more stats that requires aggregation, transform, reindexing the data
that's where it gets tricky and expensive
pretty standard stuff
I am trying to count how many Indivisible vs divisible tokens have been created.
