A CLI for data-collection.

$ yarn install
$ yarn start

Currently, this loads some transactions from the faucet account and writes a summary to ./transactions.csv

To package your CLI up for NPM, do this:

$ npm login
$ npm whoami
$ npm lint
$ npm test
(if typescript, run `npm run build` here)
$ npm publish

This command fetches all transactions involving the faucet on either Testnet of Devnet. By default it looks at Testnet, but if you pass in the parameter "dev" as the first parameter, it will instead retrieve data from the Devnet faucet. Additionally you can specify the optional parameter of maxPagesToRetrieve if you do not want the complete recorded history from the ledger.

It then saves a shortened version of the data in testnet-transactions.csv or devnet-transactions.csv respectively. Note: Testnet and Devnet have online deletion, which means they only store about a month or two of transaction history. More on that here: https://xrpl.org/online-deletion.html

This command parses the data from data-collection into a readable format retrieving several interesting values:

1. It creates a histogram of total transactions involving the faucet account (Grouped by day)
2. It tries to find the most common destination address (Usually the faucet, but can be others!)
3. If looking at Testnet data, it creates a histogram of transactions which look like they came from the Send XRP tutorial

The summary was mostly part of an exploratory effort to see what insights we could find from the data, and so may be extended or modified in the future based on what questions we are trying to answer.

MIT - see LICENSE