graphprotocol-docker

Run graph indexer and query node docker containers

• To run the setup update src/.env file with required parameters
• Navigate to folder src by doing cd src.
• Run command bash start_setup.sh .env all

A simple way to check that graphman is set up correctly is to run graphman --config <config.toml> info <some/subgraph>. If that subgraph exists, the command will print basic information about it, like the namespace in Postgres that contains the data for the underlying deployment.

Removing unused deployments

Before starting we need to fill the details in src/config.toml file and docker cp to graph-node-indexer. These unused deployments can be removed by running below, which compiles a list of unused deployments: graphman --config <config.toml> unused record

That list can then be inspected with: graphman --config <config.toml> unused list -e

The data for these unused deployments can then be removed with: graphman --config <config.toml> unused remove

Removing a subgraph

The command graphman --config <config.toml> remove some/subgraph will remove the mapping from the given name to the underlying deployment. If no other subgraph name uses that deployment, it becomes eligible for removal, and the steps for removing unused deployments will delete its data.

For more details: https://github.com/graphprotocol/graph-node/blob/master/docs/maintenance.md