zephyr-indexer

git clone https://github.com/soroswap/zephyr-indexer.git

cd zephyr-indexer

docker build -t hello-zephyr .

docker run -it hello-zephyr /bin/bash

export MERCURY_JWT=<YOUR_MERCURY_JWT_TOKEN>

mercury-cli --jwt $MERCURY_JWT --local false --mainnet false deploy

Steps for the deploy

1. Get and Set Your Mercury Token

cd mercury-helpers
yarn token
cd ..
export MERCURY_JWT=your_token_here

Replace your_token_here with your actual Mercury JWT token.

2. Deploy Zephyr Program

mercury-cli --jwt $MERCURY_JWT --local false --mainnet true deploy

• To deploy in testnet, change --mainnet to false.

3. Run Catchups for Router and Factory

mercury-cli --jwt $MERCURY_JWT --local false --mainnet true catchup --contracts "router_address"
mercury-cli --jwt $MERCURY_JWT --local false --mainnet true catchup --contracts "factory_address"

You can monitor the catchup progress at:

https://mainnet.mercurydata.app/catchups/{catchup_id}

Wait until all catchups are completed before proceeding.

4. Subscribe to All Pairs

Once the router and factory catchups are completed:

1. Go to mercury-helpers/src/scripts/pairs-subscribe.ts.
2. Choose between mainnetPairsTable or testnetPairsTable to subscribe to the pairs you desire.
3. Run the subscription command:

cd mercury-helpers
yarn pairs:subscribe

5. Run Catchups for All Pairs

After subscribing to the pairs, run:

yarn pairs:catchups

This will generate pairs-catchups-mainnet.sh with the commands needed to catch up each pair. To avoid overloading the system:

• Run the first 5 pairs and wait until they complete.
• Then, proceed with the next set of 5 pairs, and so on. (to avoid mercury crash)

Once all catchups are completed, your data should be fully synchronized.

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Next Steps:

• Verify that all data is correct and synchronized.