The graph

[technophile-04]

Description :

To test

1. clone repo
2. go to the the-graph branch
3. yarn install

Then run:

In first terminal :

yarn install && yarn dev

In Second terminal :

yarn cli 

You could choose solidity framework of your choice :), tweaked it a bit to work with both hardhat and foundry

The third question will prompt for whether to select the-graph extension or not. Use space to select / unselect and hit enter.

TIP: for project name use ../{anyName} this will create project outside of this working directory

You could check out generated README.md for instruction's to deploy subgraph locally

^ You will be needing Docker

I think we could maybe do better on generated README.md's but didn't go too crazy and we can iterate later. (Like accepting requirements, readme heading (eg. SE-2 with Subgraph) etc as args)

[rin-st]

Thank you Shiv! This is awesome! 🔥

Tested it and everything works great! (MacOS, m1) Hopefully will play with graph extension next week

[Pabl0cks]

Awesome job @technophile-04!!

All cli combinations installed OK on Windows 10 👌.

Testing the different outputs, so far Graph working fine with hardhat after first tests, will continue testing and report back when finish 🙌

This message on graph yarn local-ship, is port 8020 from first message OK?

- Deploying to Graph node http://localhost:8020/
Deployed to http://localhost:8000/subgraphs/name/scaffold-eth/your-contract/graphql

[carletex]

Great stuff!! Thanks all.

I'm gonna send this PR to the graph people so they can also test before merging.

[carletex]

Not sure if it should go in this PR, but a one-liner for installing would be great:

npx create-eth@latest --extension the-graph
// or
npx create-eth@latest --e the-graph
// or with the defaults an no questions asked
npx create-eth@latest --e the-graph -y

What do you all think?

Happy to move this to a different issue/PR

[rin-st]

Not sure if it should go in this PR, but a one-liner for installing would be great

I think it's better to create a separate issue for it, since it's not clear what should be under --extension flag. Some context scaffold-eth#801 (comment)

[damianmarti]

Great job @technophile-04 !!!

Tested on Ubuntu 20.04 and everything worked great, except yarn subgraph:test (getting a 404 error when trying to download the package).

Added a small comment to README for Linux users.

Thanks!!

[JulioMCruz]

@technophile-04 In the instructions, these steps work for me:

1. yarn install
2. yarn build
3. yarn cli

[Pabl0cks]

Only added a few nitpick comments, it's looking good to me 🙌

GJ!!

[technophile-04]

Update README on shipping subgraph to the graph studio. For this PR we pushing people to use do it via graph init command it was also used in this SE-2 X The Graph article.

Created #28 which will allow people to ship the existing subgraph to the graph studio, it needs a bit testing and review 🙌

[positonic]

Great work @technophile-04 I'm excited to see this merged, as I already started on these changes myself. 🙌

I've tried to message @rin-st to resolve the open comments.

[schmidsi]

Some small stylistic inputs. Otherwise, this is amazing!

[technophile-04]

Thanks @schmidsi for the great suggestions! , resolved them all.

Also created #28 for easy deployment to sugraph studio but we can iterate on it later 🙌

[carletex]

Thanks all!

We moved this to https://github.com/scaffold-eth/create-eth-extensions repo (which holds the [curated extensions](

create-eth/src/config.ts

Line 15 in 99f6005

const CURATED_EXTENSIONS: { [key: string]: ExternalExtension } = {

)

To try out you could do :

npx create-eth@latest -e subgraph

• Notice since subgraph is curated extension / main extension you don't need to mention githubUserName/repoName you could just mention extension name.
• Also you don't get any warning unlike if you use 3rd party extension:

we are also still figuring / smoothing the rough edges on how to integrate extensions (curated vs external) More info in #32 (comment) for more details