Introducing Etherflow
As providers of Ethereum node infrastructure, we often see new users struggle with choosing a library, connecting to a node, and understanding which call is needed to accomplish their goals. So we created an OSS tool to help!
We've spent hundreds of hours talking to customers and understanding how they want to connect & use their Ethereum nodes. We've even built tools to help developers do less and get more, like our WebHooks or Address Balance Index add-ons. But there is no way to cover every use-case a customer has, so we built a tool to help them get started in any programming language.
QuickNode released Etherflow quietly about three months ago (https://www.bitsorbricks.com/writing/etherflow), and has been improving it ever since. The beautiful thing about Etherflow is that it's Open Source! We think of Etherflow as a node debugging tool, which can also help beginners get started. We currently support ethers.js and web3.js, but will support many more clients like ethereum.rb, Web3.py, and cURL.
You can access Etherflow for free at etherflow.quiknode.io or clone/fork the repo from https://github.com/abunsen/etherflow/.
We're eager to receive and merge pull requests, so if you have a feature request, or simply wish to improve the tool with us – submit your PR today!
Watch the QuickNode team demonstrate Etherflow live 👉 HackThisFall & hackCBS 3.0!
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