@somnia-chain/markets-sdk / index / TransactionActivityOptions

Type Alias: TransactionActivityOptions

TransactionActivityOptions = object

Defined in: packages/sdk/src/activity.ts:389

Options for SomniaMarketsClient.getTransactionActivity.

Properties

limit?

optional limit?: number

Defined in: packages/sdk/src/activity.ts:391

Max rows per event stream (default 100).

anchor?

optional anchor?: object

Defined in: packages/sdk/src/activity.ts:415

The transaction's block and timestamp.

A PERFORMANCE FIX, not a filter. Without it, a transaction that produced no event — one that only PLACED orders, common on a live book — can be found only by probing Order.placedTxHash, and that column carries no index: measured, the probe runs past the gateway timeout and the read fails outright. The anchor skips the probe and goes straight to the timestamp-anchored pass, which IS index-served.

WHAT IT DOES NOT FIX: a transaction that only CANCELLED orders stays unreadable by hash, and no anchor can change that. The indexer stores no cancellation record and Order carries only placedTxHash, so nothing in it is keyed by a cancel's own hash — the anchor turns that read from a timeout into a fast, honest "nothing indexed". Making those transactions readable needs an append-only order-update entity in the indexer.

Normally left unset. When no indexed event anchors the transaction, the configured owner resolves the anchor from its own transport. Pass it only when the block and timestamp are already in hand; both fields or neither, since the block names the transaction and the timestamp serves the query. When an indexed event exists, its block wins and this value is ignored.

blockNumber

blockNumber: bigint

timestamp

timestamp: bigint