NEWTON
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9 months ago
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ETH blocks contain logsbloom, giving a partial indication of what events occurred in the block without the need to search every transaction receipt. Many ETH nodes and services also offer “filter” functions.
Is there a way to find events in a block without getting receipt for all transactions on Starknet?
(I’m using starknet_py but open to any ideas)
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Newton
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9 months ago
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checkpoint is a library that allows users to query event data that i heard about recently from the snapshot-x team not sure if this helps
https://youtu.be/G6e_wI9zIVA&t=36m15s
Havent looked into it I’m curious about this as well
This answer was originally posted on StarkNet Discord
Newton
answered
9 months ago
Is there a way to search a block for events without using `get_transaction_receipt` for each transaction?
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