Clear Subgraph
Understanding the Valorem Clear Subgraph
Welcome to the guide on the Valorem Clear Subgraph. The Clear Subgraph is designed to index data directly from the Valorem Clear smart contracts, queryable through a user-friendly GraphQL interface. It dynamically updates data as ABI function calls and events unfold. Whether you’re looking to power frontend applications or integrate specific use cases, our subgraph offers a seamless solution. Below, we’ve provided essential URLs for different networks and sample GraphQL queries to help you extract the most out of this feature-rich tool. Dive in and explore how the Valorem Clear Subgraph can transform your Valorem integration.
The GraphQL schema for the subgraph is defined here.
The subgraph is designed to give developers a clear view of the dynamic actions happening within Valorem Clear, from option type creation to exercise and everything in between. So, saddle up! Let’s embark on this journey together.
Subgraph URLs
Network | Subgraph URL |
---|---|
Arbitrum | /valorem-clear-arbitrum |
Arbitrum Goerli | /valorem-clear-arbitrum-goerli |
Entities
OptionType
- This represents the very heart of an option. It contains detailed information about the underlying asset, exercise asset, option’s time window, and the creator’s information.
Claim
- A claim outlines the collateralized options. Every claim relates to an
OptionType
and tracks the short side of the option’s lifecycle.
- A claim outlines the collateralized options. Every claim relates to an
OptionTypeBucket
&ClaimBucket
- These denote the various buckets into which options and claims are categorized.
DayData
&TokenDayData
- For those who love crunching daily data, these entities contain metrics of notional volumes, total values locked, and more, available both for the whole clearing system and specific tokens.
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Token
- Essential details of a token, including the total amount locked in the clearing system and fees related data.
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ERC1155
ExtensionsThe subgraph is designed in harmony with ERC-1155, a multi-token standard. Here you’ll find how each token and balance is mapped in the Valorem ecosystem.
Example queries
The following example queries can be used to retrieve useful data from the subgraph.
Option tokens for an address
query OptionTokensForAddress($address: ID!) {
account(id: $address) {
ERC1155balances(where: { valueExact_gt: "0" }) {
token {
id
type
optionType {
id
underlyingAsset {
id
symbol
name
decimals
}
underlyingAmount
exerciseAsset {
id
symbol
name
decimals
}
exerciseAmount
exerciseTimestamp
expiryTimestamp
amountWritten
amountExercised
}
}
value
}
}
}
Claim NFTs for an address
query ClaimNFTsForAddress($address: ID!) {
account(id: $address) {
ERC1155balances(where: { valueExact_gt: "0" }) {
token {
id
type
claim {
id
writer {
id
}
writeTx {
id
}
redeemed
redeemer {
id
}
redeemTx {
id
}
optionType {
id
underlyingAsset {
id
symbol
}
underlyingAmount
exerciseAsset {
id
symbol
}
exerciseAmount
exerciseTimestamp
expiryTimestamp
amountWritten
amountExercised
}
}
}
value
}
}
}
Addresses writing options
{
claims(first: 5, orderBy: amountWritten, orderDirection: desc) {
id
writer {
id
}
}
}
Popular underlying assets
query PopularUnderlyingAssets {
optionTypes(orderBy: amountWritten, orderDirection: desc) {
id
amountWritten
underlyingAsset {
id
symbol
name
}
}
}
Popular exercise assets
query PopularExerciseAssets {
optionTypes(orderBy: amountExercised, orderDirection: desc) {
exerciseAsset {
id
symbol
name
}
}
}