1. Make sure that your system has Rust installed.

2. Clone the repo,

   git clone https://github.com/anudit/ens-fast
   

3. Create a .env file (like the .env.sample file) in the root directory cloned with the following variables,

   PROFILE=""
   WEB3STORAGE_TOKEN=""
   

   • Profile: dev, release
   • (Optional) Create a Web3.storage API key here for snapshot cron.

4. Run it.

   cargo run --release
   

5. Test it out.

Enpoint: http://localhost:8000

• [GET] /ens/resolve/<ens-name>

  Example http://localhost:8000/ens/resolve/vitalik.eth

• [GET] /ens/resolve-full/<ens-name>

  Example http://localhost:8000/ens/resolve-full/vitalik.eth

• [POST] /ens/resolve/batch

  Example http://localhost:8000/ens/resolve/batch

  Body,

  {
      "ens": [
          "nick.eth",
          "daws.eth"
      ]
  }

  Resp,

  {
      "daws.eth": {
          "address": "0xc0deaf6bd3f0c6574a6a625ef2f22f62a5150eab",
          "created": 1632334969,
          "expiry": 1853233633
      },
      "nick.eth": {
          "address": "0xb8c2c29ee19d8307cb7255e1cd9cbde883a267d5",
          "created": 1571924851,
          "expiry": 1698131707
      }
  }

• [POST] /ens/resolve-full/batch

  Example http://localhost:8000/ens/resolve-full/batch

  Body,

  {
      "ens": [
          "daws.eth",
          "nick.eth",
      ]
  }