Fully open source? Self hostable? #70
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Is this service fully open source? Can anyone self host their own 3xpl block explorer website and API? |
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Jan 16, 2024
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We have open-sourced the core which processes blockchains, but the website and various APIs are not open-source yet. But with the core being open-source, you can already fully scan the supported blockchains, build a simple database to feed TSV data into, and write a simple block explorer on top of it. One of the reason the core has been made open-source is that our users can fully verify our data and the methods we're using to extract it. When you're processing a block using the core on your machine, you should be getting exactly the same data our web interface and APIs provide. |
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We have open-sourced the core which processes blockchains, but the website and various APIs are not open-source yet.
But with the core being open-source, you can already fully scan the supported blockchains, build a simple database to feed TSV data into, and write a simple block explorer on top of it.
One of the reason the core has been made open-source is that our users can fully verify our data and the methods we're using to extract it. When you're processing a block using the core on your machine, you should be getting exactly the same data our web interface and APIs provide.