get https://api.syve.ai/v1/filter-api/blocks
Full historical decoded block data.
Method: GET
Endpoint: https://api.syve.ai/v1/filter-api/blocks
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.
Request Syntax
For more information on how to construct a request using the Filter API click here.
Response Fields
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
block_number | integer | The block number (i.e. height) of the event log. |
timestamp | integer | UNIX timestamp in seconds. The zero value corresponds to the 1st of January 1970 at UTC, called the Unix Epoch. |
parent_hash | string | The hash of the parent block. The parent block is the block from which a block was generated. |
mix_hash | string | The mix hash of the block used in the Proof of Work algorithm. |
nonce | string | The block nonce value used during mining to demonstrate proof of work for a block. |
sha3_uncles | string | The hash of the block's uncle blocks. |
difficulty | integer | Note: After Proof-of-Stake this is 0 |
total_difficulty | integer | Total difficulty of all blocks up until the block. |
size_bytes | integer | The block's size (in bytes). |
base_fee_per_gas_gwei | double | The 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_limit | integer | The maximum amount of gas that can be used in the block. |
gas_used | integer | The total amount of gas used by all transactions in the block. |
transactions_count | integer | The number of transactions in the block. |
miner_address | string | The address of the miner that mined the block. |
uncle_count | integer | The number of uncle blocks included in the block. The maximum that can be included is two for any given block. |
Live Example
Press Try It to make a request and see what the response looks like. Feel free to try different values for each request parameter.
Note: The below live example does not include all possible request parameters.