API Reference

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Method: GET

Endpoint: https://api.syve.ai/v1/filter-api/base-blocks

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List of examples

The best way to understand how to use the Filter API is to visit the section of examples here.

Request Parameters

All request parameters have the format <operator>:<field_name>. Each field of the table can be used as field_name. See the "Response Fields" section below for possible values.

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Request Syntax

For more information on how to construct a request using the Filter API click here.

Response Fields

FieldTypeDescription
block_numberintegerThe block number (i.e. height) of the event log.
timestampintegerUNIX timestamp in seconds.

The zero value corresponds to the 1st of January 1970 at UTC, called the Unix Epoch.
parent_hashstringThe hash of the parent block. The parent block is the block from which a block was generated.
mix_hashstringThe mix hash of the block used in the Proof of Work algorithm.
noncestringThe block nonce value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block.
sha3_unclesstringThe hash of the block's uncle blocks.
difficultyintegerNote: After Proof-of-Stake this is 0
total_difficultyintegerTotal difficulty of all blocks up until the block.
size_bytesintegerThe block's size (in bytes).
base_fee_per_gas_gweidoubleThe minimum gas price (in Gwei) that can be paid for a transaction to be included in a block. The base fee was introduced with the London Hark Fork.
gas_limitintegerThe maximum amount of gas that can be used in the block.
gas_usedintegerThe total amount of gas used by all transactions in the block.
transactions_countintegerThe number of transactions in the block.
miner_addressstringThe address of the miner that mined the block.
uncle_countintegerThe number of uncle blocks included in the block. The maximum that can be included is two for any given block.

Live Example

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Note: The below live example does not include all possible request parameters.

Query Params
int32
Defaults to 16000000
int32
Defaults to 17000000
int32
Defaults to 10
string
Defaults to desc
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