Ocelloids Monitoring SDK Milestone 1

[mfornos]

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Link to the application pull request: w3f/Grants-Program#1715

[Whisker17]

Hey @mfornos , I have tested your sdk and most of the functionality is perfect, there is just one test that I couldn't manage to complete (filter-extrinsics), the command line I used was

yarn filter-extrinsics -v -u wss://rpc.polkadot.io -u wss://kusama- rpc.polkadot.io < filter-extrinsics/filters/timestamp.hjson

Is there something wrong with my operation or do I need to wait longer, my server is in New Jersey, USA and the wait time is more than fifteen minutes with no valid extrinsic returned.

[mfornos]

Hi @Whisker17

We just fixed the issue with the filter-extrinsics example app.

You can pull the latest changes, and execute yarn build:examples from the root of the project or yarn build in the examples/ folder.

After building, please re-run the example command. It should work as expected ✨

[Whisker17]

Hi @Whisker17

We just fixed the issue with the filter-extrinsics example app.

You can pull the latest changes, and execute yarn build:examples from the root of the project or yarn build in the examples/ folder.

After building, please re-run the example command. It should work as expected sparkles

Just had a test about that, all worked! From my end, it's a good delivery.

[dsm-w3f]

@mfornos thank you for the milestone delivery and @Whisker17 thanks for the external evaluation. Both look good to me. The milestone is accepted. I'll forward your invoice internally and the payment should take place within two weeks. Great job!

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