CCDScan is a full blockchain explorer on Concordium.

It consists of two main parts:

• backend/
  Backend built with .NET. It reads data directly from the blockchain via gRPC, ingests it into a PostgreSQL database, then serves it to any consumer from a GraphQL API.
• frontend/
  A server-side rendered single page app written in Vue and TypeScript, which consumes data from the GraphQL endpoint exposed by the backend.

The project ships a Docker Compose spec for deploying a CCDScan Backend with a TimescaleDB (v14) instance.

Parameters

• CCDSCAN_BACKEND_IMAGE (default: concordium/ccdscan:test): Image to use for the backend. The default value is not an existing public image: Using it will make Compose build the image from local sources. Note that to use an existing public image, the image must already have been pulled (using e.g. docker-compose pull) before running up. Otherwise, Compose will proceed to build the image without first checking if the image can be pulled.
• CCDSCAN_BACKEND_PORT (default: 5000): Port on which to expose the backend. Mac users should set this to another value as the port might already be used by the system.
• CCDSCAN_NODE_GRPC_ADDRESS (default: http://172.17.0.1:10000): URL of the gRPC (APIv1) interface of a Concordium Node. The default value is the default address of a Node running on the host.
• CCDSCAN_DOMAIN (default: testnet.concordium.com): URL of the network's domain (mainnet.concordium.software for mainnet and <network>.concordium.com for the other official networks). Used as part of the URL for fetching data from the public network dashboard.

Example

Run backend on port 5001 from public image concordium/ccdscan:<tag> against a local mainnet node:

export CCDSCAN_BACKEND_IMAGE=concordium/ccdscan:<tag>
export CCDSCAN_BACKEND_PORT=5001
export CCDSCAN_DOMAIN=mainnet.concordium.software
docker-compose pull
docker-compose up

See the description of CCDSCAN_BACKEND_PORT for an explanation of why Mac users in particular might want to set this value.