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Treasury API

When applicable, data queried on our Treasury API can be filtered using the filter=<FILTER> query argument. The value for this filter must be compatible with AIP-160.

Example: Query all accounts of variant internal.

curl localhost:8777/v1/accounts -G --data-urlencode 'filter=variant = "internal"'

Example: Query all accounts with note "description" of value "desc1".

curl localhost:8777/v1/accounts -G --data-urlencode 'filter=notes.description = "desc1"'

Oracle API

Various endpoints on oracle.cordialapis.com support filtering and ordering.

Depending on the resource, the following fields typically can be targetted:

  • create_time
  • update_time
  • block.time
  • block.height
  • block.hash
  • block.chain_id
  • confirmations
  • failed
  • asset_id
  • to_id
  • balance

Examples:

  • Filter by chain: filter='block.chain_id="SOL"'
  • Filter by confirmations: filter='block.confirmations < 10'

Ordering​

Values in order_by should be a comma separated list of fields, with an optional " desc" or " asc" suffix. Default ordering is descending (" desc").

Examples:

  • Sort by block height: order_by=block.height
  • Sort by confirmations: order_by=confirmations asc
  • Sort by update_time: order_by=update_time desc