Class

EffectCallBuilder

(private) EffectCallBuilder(serverUrl)

Creates a new EffectCallBuilder pointed to server defined by serverUrl. Do not create this object directly, use Horizon.Server#effects.

Constructor

# private new EffectCallBuilder(serverUrl)

Parameters:
Name Type Description
serverUrl string

Horizon server URL.

See:

View Source lib/horizon/effect_call_builder.js, line 19

Extends

Members

# private _parseRecord

Given the json response, find and convert each link into a function that calls that link.

Overrides:

View Source lib/horizon/call_builder.d.ts, line 106

Convert a link object to a function that fetches that link.

Overrides:

View Source lib/horizon/call_builder.d.ts, line 97

Methods

# call() → {Promise}

Triggers a HTTP request using this builder's current configuration.

Overrides:

View Source lib/horizon/call_builder.d.ts, line 14

a Promise that resolves to the server's response.

Promise

# cursor(cursor) → {object}

Sets cursor parameter for the current call. Returns the CallBuilder object on which this method has been called.

Parameters:
Name Type Description
cursor string

A cursor is a value that points to a specific location in a collection of resources.

Overrides:
See:

View Source lib/horizon/call_builder.d.ts, line 35

current CallBuilder instance

object

# forAccount(accountId) → {EffectCallBuilder}

This endpoint represents all effects that changed a given account. It will return relevant effects from the creation of the account to the current ledger.

Parameters:
Name Type Description
accountId string

For example: GDGQVOKHW4VEJRU2TETD6DBRKEO5ERCNF353LW5WBFW3JJWQ2BRQ6KDD

See:

View Source lib/no-eventsource/horizon/effect_call_builder.d.ts, line 14

this EffectCallBuilder instance

# protected forEndpoint(endpoint, param) → {CallBuilder}

A helper method to craft queries to "neighbor" endpoints.

For example, we have an /effects suffix endpoint on many different "root" endpoints, such as /transactions/:id and /accounts/:id. So, it's helpful to be able to conveniently create queries to the /accounts/:id/effects endpoint:

this.forEndpoint("accounts", accountId)`.

Parameters:
Name Type Description
endpoint string

neighbor endpoint in question, like /operations

param string

filter parameter, like an operation ID

Overrides:

View Source lib/horizon/call_builder.d.ts, line 81

this CallBuilder instance

CallBuilder

# forLedger(sequence) → {EffectCallBuilder}

Effects are the specific ways that the ledger was changed by any operation.

This endpoint represents all effects that occurred in the given ledger.

Parameters:
Name Type Description
sequence number | string

Ledger sequence

See:

View Source lib/no-eventsource/horizon/effect_call_builder.d.ts, line 24

this EffectCallBuilder instance

# forLiquidityPool(poolId) → {EffectCallBuilder}

This endpoint represents all effects involving a particular liquidity pool.

Parameters:
Name Type Description
poolId string

liquidity pool ID

View Source lib/no-eventsource/horizon/effect_call_builder.d.ts, line 48

this EffectCallBuilder instance

# forOperation(operationId) → {EffectCallBuilder}

This endpoint represents all effects that occurred as a result of a given operation.

Parameters:
Name Type Description
operationId number

Operation ID

See:

View Source lib/no-eventsource/horizon/effect_call_builder.d.ts, line 40

this EffectCallBuilder instance

# forTransaction(transactionId) → {EffectCallBuilder}

This endpoint represents all effects that occurred as a result of a given transaction.

Parameters:
Name Type Description
transactionId string

Transaction ID

See:

View Source lib/no-eventsource/horizon/effect_call_builder.d.ts, line 32

this EffectCallBuilder instance

# join("include") → {object}

Sets join parameter for the current call. The join parameter includes the requested resource in the response. Currently, the only valid value for the parameter is transactions and is only supported on the operations and payments endpoints. The response will include a transaction field for each operation in the response.

Parameters:
Name Type Description
"include"

join Records to be included in the response.

Overrides:

View Source lib/horizon/call_builder.d.ts, line 63

current CallBuilder instance.

object

# limit(recordsNumber) → {object}

Sets limit parameter for the current call. Returns the CallBuilder object on which this method has been called.

Parameters:
Name Type Description
recordsNumber number

Number of records the server should return.

Overrides:
See:

View Source lib/horizon/call_builder.d.ts, line 43

current CallBuilder instance

object

# order(direction) → {object}

Sets order parameter for the current call. Returns the CallBuilder object on which this method has been called.

Parameters:
Name Type Description
direction "asc" | "desc"

Sort direction

Overrides:

View Source lib/horizon/call_builder.d.ts, line 50

current CallBuilder instance

object

# stream(optionsopt) → {function}

Creates an EventSource that listens for incoming messages from the server. To stop listening for new events call the function returned by this method.

Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description
options object <optional>

EventSource options.

onmessage function <optional>

Callback function to handle incoming messages.

onerror function <optional>

Callback function to handle errors.

reconnectTimeout number <optional>

Custom stream connection timeout in ms, default is 15 seconds.

Overrides:
See:

View Source lib/horizon/call_builder.d.ts, line 27

Close function. Run to close the connection and stop listening for new events.

function