lazy-etherscan

Table of contents

• lazy-etherscan
  • Build
  • Configurations & Usage
  • Roadmap
  • Contributing
  • Acknowledgement

Build

This software has been tested and verified to work correctly on the following operating systems:

• Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS

$ git clone https://github.com/woxjro/lazy-etherscan --recursive
$ cd lazy-etherscan
$ cargo run --

Configurations & Usage

Please check the various settings such as endpoints using the following command:

cargo run -- --help

The basic usage is as follows:

• Press q to exit lazy-etherscan.
• Press s to focus on the search bar, where you can perform searches for addresses, blocks, transactions, and more.
• Press 1 to navigate to the "Latest Blocks" panel. Use j to move to a block below and k to an above block.
• Press 2 to navigate to the "Latest Transactions" panel. Use j to move to a transaction below and k to move to a transaction above.

Roadmap

In the current state of this project, I plan to implement the following functionalities:

• Welcome Page
  • Display statistics about Ethereum.
  • Latest Blocks
    • Display a list of the latest blocks.
    • Display details of a block being focused.
  • Latest Transactions
    • Display a list of the latest transactions.
    • Display details of a transaction being focused.
• Search Functionality
  • by Address
    • Implement search results screen.
  • by Txn Hash
    • Implement search results screen.
  • by Block
    • Implement search results screen.
  • by Token
    • Implement search results screen.
  • by Domain Name
    • Implement search results screen.

Contributing

This project is currently in the Proof of Concept (PoC) stage. Contributions are kindly requested to be postponed until further notice.

Acknowledgement

lazy-etherscan is written in Rust and is built on top of ratatui. This project is highly inspired by Etherscan, lazygit and spotify-tui.