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Queries

Building on top of the entity structure defined earlier, here are some common GraphQL queries for fetching data from the Sablier subgraph.

Recent streams

The 10 most recent streams
query getStreams {
stream(limit: 10, order_by: { subgraphId: desc }) {
id
alias
category
asset {
id
symbol
}
}
}

Paginated streams

To query streams in sets/pages (and avoid edge cases where using timestamps may skip simultaneous batched streams), we can use the unique subgraphId.

This query includes pagination.

The next streams indexed before the last seen subgraphId
query getStreams($first: Int!, $subgraphId: numeric!) {
streams(
limit: $first
distinct_on: [subgraphId]
order_by: { subgraphId: desc }
where: { subgraphId: { _lt: $subgraphId } }
) {
id
alias
category
asset {
id
symbol
}
}
}

Streams by sender (with support for the old V2.0)

To support both proxy senders (case 3) and native senders (case 2) we query for:

  • streams where the connected account is the native sender
  • streams where the connected account is the proxender - the owner of the proxy labeled as a sender

This query includes pagination.

warning

Some queries, especially those using OR will potentially yield duplicate results. To make sure we only retrieve unique streams/entities with a query, we make use of the distinct_on filter (and apply it on keys included in order_by).

The next streams created by an address (natively or through a proxy)
Stream(
limit: $first
offset: $skip
distinct_on: [subgraphId]
order_by: { subgraphId: desc }
where: {
_or: [
{ _and: [{ sender: {_eq: $sender} }, { subgraphId: {_lt: $subgraphId} }] }
{ _and: [{ proxender: {_eq: $sender} }, { subgraphId: {_lt:$subgraphId} }] }
]
}
) {
id
alias
category
}

Streams by sender or recipient

To show all streams that have an address marked as a sender (all cases) or a recipient, extend the example above to account for the recipient aspect.

This query includes pagination.

The next streams related to an address, as a sender/proxender or recipient
Stream(
limit: $first
offset: $skip
distinct_on: [subgraphId]
order_by: { subgraphId: desc }
where: {
or: [
{ _and: [{ sender: {_eq: $sender} }, { subgraphId: {_lt: $subgraphId} }] }
{ _and: [{ proxender: {_eq: $sender} }, { subgraphId: {_lt: $subgraphId} }] }
{ _and: [{ proxender: {_eq: $recipient} }, { subgraphId: {_lt: $subgraphId} }] }
]
}
) {
id
alias
category
}

Streams by filters

The official V2 Interfaces will provide a search interface where one may query for a list of streams using the following filters (the conditions will be combined)

  • the sender address
  • the recipient address
  • a list of stream identifiers

This query includes pagination.

The 'where' clause for a complex paginated search filter
where: {
_or: [
{
_and: [
{ chainId: { _eq: $chainId } }
{ sender: { _eq: $sender } }
{ subgraphId: { _lt: $subgraphId } }
]
}
{
_and: [
{ chainId: { _eq: $chainId } }
{ proxender: { _eq: $sender } }
{ subgraphId: { _lt: $subgraphId } }
]
}
{
_and: [
{ chainId: { _eq: $chainId } }
{ recipient: { _eq: $recipient } }
{ subgraphId: { _lt: $subgraphId } }
]
}
]
}

Actions by stream

tip

To avoid writing the same entity definitions over and over again, check out Fragments.

Most recent 100 stream actions such as withdrawals or transfers
Action(
limit: 100
distinct_on: [subgraphId]
order_by: { subgraphId: desc }
where: { stream: {_eq: $streamId} }
) {
id
category
stream {
...StreamFragment
}
}