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Where is the version with the hashrate chart and masternode tab?
I have seen several installations of the Iquidus explorer and most of them have a newer version with a hashrate chart on the home page and a masternode tab to display masternode data. Anyone know where this version is?
Do you have an example or 2 urls with the version you are referring to? I'm currently working on a separate implementation outside of iquidus and would like to see a sample of what you are seeing. Mine is at https://dyn.nodelister.com/ and I am in the process of updating it for the new version of the coins,
http://explorer.gainercoin.com/ http://hmcexplorer.com/ http://explorer.xuvcoin.com/ http://explorer.tokugawacoin.com/
They are all using the same base but the Iquidus explorer link in the footer all links back to this repo without the chart and masternodes page.
interesting. I'll let you know if I find anything
I have literally gone through all 401 forks of this repo and not found it. lol
@EliteMobb79 Im looking for this myself. If i find the source i will let you know.
@EliteMobb79 This src https://github.com/suprnurd/ciquidus/ has the following in its api call https://explorer.chaincoin.org/api/getmasternodecount https://explorer.chaincoin.org/api/getmasternodelist
I guess we can build our own masternode page and add it to the menu. As far as the graph thats a different story.
@cintrondigital I am currently running that version.
Those versions are customized. i am running a customized version as well that has MN info, coininfo, cmc integration and extended api calls.
I figured it was a customized version, but will several sites that are unrelated running the exact same version, I was hoping there was a source somewhere for it. Or source for one a bit more advanced than what is currently available. If not, I may just have to make my own.
I founded https://github.com/masterhash-us/Explorer
@Kacak41 That one is very close. It has the full masternode and market data. The only thing that one is missing is the hashrate chart. Not a big deal though, I appreciate you finding it.
@EliteMobb79 have you found a fork of MN list and chart already?
@20dec Nope, not yet.
@EliteMobb79 still nothing?
Wouldn't we just be able to add a new collection and then during every tx, have it also call getinfo to get the difficulty and then save it into mongo?
@uaktags i thought about this as well. Sometimes it would be pretty handy to have a look at the difficulty at a certain blockheight. I wasn't able to add implement it though. (I'm not really familiar with mongodb, nor nodejs).
I don't have any real need for it, but I can probably spit one out for ya. I'm currently working on a MySQL fork. if someone else doesn't beat me to it, i'll have free time this weekend to try it out.
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@uaktags https://github.com/uaktags i thought about this as well. Sometimes it would be pretty handy to have a look at the difficulty at a certain blockheight. I wasn't able to add implement it though. (I'm not really familiar with mongodb, nor nodejs).
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That would be great, but don't waste your time on it if you are planning on creating an MySQL fork anyways. I guess you would add the difficulty parameter to your database there?
Yea, my hope with MySQL is to add an additional as well for stakes since that's what most of my coins are. I just want a better/faster way of querying stakes. The current way of checking vin:[], vout:[address:
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@EliteMobb79 @Kacak41 @cintrondigital Any luck with the MN explorer? anyone found it or forked the one @Kacak41 mentioned?
I havent found the specific one I was looking for yet.
@EliteMobb79 anyone you found to check?
I have found several instances and emailed or contacted them via discord but no reply from any of them.
Would love to have a hashrate chart. It's really the most important thing to have graphed IMHO.
@EliteMobb79 hi, i saw that you were running the ciquidus fork a while back. How did you manage to get the masternodeinformation to be displayed in the masternodes tab on the main page (next to "network", "difficulty", "coinsupply" and "price")? For me it only shows "There was an error, check your console", even though the masternode api calls work.
Did anyone find the version/source for this? I am also keen to get at least the mn tab, but also the graph if I can.
I would be interested in helping make a chart together? Also looking for a masternode list, since the aforementioned repo is 404. Worst case I'll have to customize it myself. Thought it would be easier if there was still one floating around, though.
@voxcon Same here, I am letting my explorer sync, then I plan on enabling 'heavycoin' settings to see if maybe that unlocks some of these features.
I have a copy of the one with the masternode list. I can upload to my git if you guys are wanting it.
@EliteMobb79 Would be appreciated.