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@ -256,6 +256,8 @@ final class EventSourceForActivities { |
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private class TokenEventsForActivitiesWorker { |
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private var request: FetchRequest |
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private let timer = CombineTimer(interval: 65) |
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//TODO longer interval now so we don't hit Infura so much, especially for Polygon. But need to improve in other ways |
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private let timer = CombineTimer(interval: 185) |
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private let subject = PassthroughSubject<FetchRequest, Never>() |
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private var cancellable: AnyCancellable? |
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private let debounce: TimeInterval = 60 |
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@ -313,9 +315,14 @@ final class EventSourceForActivities { |
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func fetchEvents(token: Token) async { |
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let cards = getActivityCards(token: token) |
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//For avoid excessive calls even though Infura doesn't rate limit us. This is especially so in Polygon where there's a event block range limit and small block times |
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var delay = UInt64(0) |
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for card in cards { |
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let eventOrigin = card.eventOrigin |
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let oldEvent = await eventsDataStore.getLastMatchingEventSortedByBlockNumber(for: eventOrigin.contract, tokenContract: token.contractAddress, server: token.server, eventName: eventOrigin.eventName) |
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//TODO instead of (only?) delay calls, we should fetch events from the latest blocks and catch up the older ones like we do for ERC-1155. This might mean we ignore the built-in TokenScript events for ERC-20 and ERC-721. But we still want the activity views in those TokenScript files |
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delay += (UInt64.random(in: 2...10) + 2) * 1_000_000_000 |
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try? await Task.sleep(nanoseconds: delay) |
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let events = (try? await eventFetcher.fetchEvents(token: token, card: card, oldEventBlockNumber: oldEvent?.blockNumber)) ?? [] |
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eventsDataStore.addOrUpdate(events: events) |
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} |
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