Querying

There are 2 data sources that can be accessed through the sdk-ts:

• The Injective chain itself through a sentry node,

• The Indexer API (indexer of events from the Injective chain to a MongoDB),

For each of the data sources there are two ways that they can be queried:

• using the gRPC protocol,

• Using HTTP REST

We also have a GraphQL consumer of the Peggy subgraph on Ethereum (used only for tracking deposits and withdrawals on Ethereum).

For the 2 main data sources, there are abstraction classes that developers can use to access specific modules of the Injective Chain or specific modules within the Exchange API. The responses of these requests are always mapped into normal JavaScript objects (regardless of the data source type) and served to the end user.

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Topics

Topic	Description
Querying the Chain	Querying data from the chain
Querying the Indexer API	Querying data from the Indexer API
Steaming from the Indexer API	Streaming data from the Indexer API
Querying Ethereum from the Graph	Querying Ethereum via GraphQL