Oracle request finder for chainlink node operator

As a chainlink node operator, you may have missed a few job requests. This tool helps you to find those unfullfilled requests, so you can execute them.

How to run

Prepare .env file

1. cp .env.example .env

ENV_VAR	Description
ORACLE_ADDRESS	Oracle contract address
START_BLOCK	When to start collecting events
JOB_ID	Job id to look up
NODE_ADDRESS	Whitelisted key on your Oracle address for validation
FAKE_RESPONSE	Node operator response for unfullfiled job
RPC_URL	Ethereum HTTP node RPC url
BLOCK_INTERVAL	How many blocks to query in for loop
PRIVATE_KEY	Private key (without 0x) to send a request to your Oracle contract - only needed if you wish to fulfill requests
GAS_PRICE	Gas price to use for sending txs in gwei

2. npm i
3. npm run find-missing-requests - creates unfulfilled_requests file when missing requests found

Example:

➜  npm run find-missing-requests

> node index.js

Start processing blocks from 9229786 to 9249786
We got 445 request events. Start processing...
Request without fillfilment found! Blocknumber is 9247478
Start processing blocks from 9249786 to 9269786

Fulfilling requests

We highly recommend generating new PRIVATE_KEY and additing it to your Oracle.sol contract for by calling

setFulfillmentPermission(YOUR_NEW_ETH_ADDRESS, true) from owner of the contract.

4. npm run fulfill-requests - it will try to fulfill missing requests from unfulfilled_requests file.

Example:

➜  npm run fulfill-requests

> node submit.js

nonce 1866
A new successfully sent tx 0x0a3ee324e506bdf34d6cba8f9a59f25794f5ec03a07ad12ab37255d4caf40aad

Run with Docker

1. Edit env variables in ./docker-compose.yml
2. docker-compose up -d chainlink-request-recover-eth-usd it will store found requests in /data/dmakers folder
3. docker-compose up chainlink-request-tx to fulfill found requests