Test Issue

I want to use Get to request some tripartite data, waht should I do?

In Subgraph, I can get tokenURI, then i want to get token info use this tokenURI.

If i can use node-fetch or axios, i think this is easy, but Subgraph doesn't support this, so what do I do?

The function here:

https://github.com/graphprotocol/contracts/blob/master/scripts/contracts/connectedContracts.ts

Can be moved here. I think the simple function like staking are probably duplicated and can be removed. But this is what I think is valuable:

• EthereumDID registry functions - this will help nena in the front end with Account Metadata, Subgraph Metadata, and Version metadata handling
• creating new subgraphs and new subgraph versions - This will also help in the front end

All other functions are probably duplicate. If not , they are simple and we can add them

To match the EIP712 example provided, the RFC and the way it's implemented in the DisputeManager, the name and version need to be hashed as they are strings.

Location:

Reference:

• https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/blob/master/assets/eip-712/Example.sol#L47
• In https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-712 -> "The dynamic values bytes and string are encoded as a keccak256 hash of their contents."

Eventuals are great but they are a simpler and less used version of RxJs.

It's been known by a long time that indexer-service (ts version) and indexer-agent have a memory leak that grows constantly no matter how many subgraphs are being served.

The only thing that runs constantly on a time based and is shared between those components are eventuals.

I propose updating the implementation of Eventuals to use RxJs because it's widely used and well tested.

Minor nitpick but seems like this does not need to be async.

One key parameter that is required here is the sslmode=require argument to initiating a postgres connection. The right way to set these options is documented in this sequelize github issue.