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Chainlink Market Closure composite adapter

Market Closure composite adapter adds an extra check to see if trading is halted or not for the asset that's queried. It allows for multiple checks and multiple price data provider.

If the market check provider fails, it will automatically fall back to checking the provided schedule. If there is no schedule set it will default the market as open.

If the market is closed, the adapter will fetch the latest on-chain value from the reference contract.

Configuration

The adapter takes the following environment variables:

Required? Name Description Options Defaults to
CHECK_API_KEY (when using tradinghours) An API key when needed by a check provider
✅ {SOURCE}_ADAPTER_URL The URL location for the price data provider adapter when source={SOURCE}
✅ [NETWORK]_RPC_URL RPC URL to read the on-chain reference data value (e.g. ETHEREUM_RPC_URL)

Running

See the Composite Adapter README for more information on how to get started.

Input Params

Required? Name Description Options Defaults to
✅ check The provider to check if a market is open schedule, tradinghours
✅ source The source data provider for the price
✅ referenceContract, contract The Aggregator contract to call for its latest round's price
✅ multiply To handle big numbers, the amount to divide the output from reading the reference contract by
network The blockchain network to use. 'ETHEREUM'
schedule A schedule of market times to check whether they are open

Additionally, the underlying adapter may have parameters.

For example Finnhub uses the following:

Required? Name Description Options Defaults to
✅ base, asset or from The target currency to query
endpoint The endpoint to call

An example schedule looks like:

{
  "timezone": "Europe/Oslo",
  "hours": {
    "monday": ["00:00-24:00"],
    "tuesday": ["00:00-24:00"],
    "wednesday": ["00:00-24:00"],
    "thursday": ["00:00-24:00"],
    "friday": ["00:00-24:00"],
    "saturday": ["00:00-24:00"],
    "sunday": ["00:00-24:00"]
  },
  "holidays": [
    {
      "year": 2020,
      "month": 5,
      "day": 8,
      "hours": "12:00-24:00"
    }
  ]
}

Sample Input

Sample Output