chainstate

Chainstate is a CLI utility to examine the health of EVM-compatible nodes via JSON-RPC API

Installation

cargo install -g chainstate

Usage

``` USAGE: chainstate [FLAGS] [OPTIONS]

FLAGS: --endpoints Return working endpoint (tag may be applied to restrict the list) -h, --help Prints help information -s, --server Whether to start HTTP API server -V, --version Prints version information

OPTIONS: -a, --addr In case of server, TCP address to be listened [env: LISTEN=] [default:0.0.0.0:8000] --network Check single network address (internally used tags: nosync, nogaps) -n, --networks-file Optional - plain text file, containing the list of RPC addresses to be checked. Tag may be appled to restrict the list [env: NETWORKS_FILE=./networks.txt] [default: ] -t, --tag Filter chains by tag [default: ] ```

Check state of single RPC node

$ chainstate --network http://localhost:4444/ Dec 20 10:10:16.685 INFO chain 31, block 2451166

Check state of multiple RPC nodes

To manage multiple nodes, please create plain text file to contain the list of JSON+RPC nodes (path can be preserved in NETWORKS_FILE environment variable). Each lines means separate JSON+RPC node. Optional rows starting with # can contain the list of comma-separated tags which can be helpful in filtering the list

Example of such file: ```

arbitrum

https://arbitrum.xdaichain.com/

rsk, nosync

https://public-node.rsk.co

rsk, nosync

https://mainnet.sovryn.app/rpc

rsk, nosync, testnet

https://public-node.testnet.rsk.co

avalanche, nosync

https://api.avax.network/ext/bc/C/rpc ```

Special tags can be included - nosync - means eth_syncing to check status of the sync

Check state of all networks: chainstate -n networks.txt

Check state of all networks filtered by tag: chainstate -n networks.txt -t rsk

Check state of all networks not including tag testnet: chainstate -n networks.txt -t rsk,-testnet

Healthy node selection

To get working JSON+RPC endpoint URLs in plain text format (one URL - one line), the same principle as getting multiple nodes state is applied, with --endpoints flag in addition.

chainstate -n networks.txt -t rsk,-testnet --endpoints

License

MIT