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Add blockchain explorer (blockscout) #47
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📝 Summary
This adds a modified version of blockscout blockchain explorer to the dev environment docker-compose file.
Now, when running
make devnet-uptwo additional containers will be started:blockscoutandpostgres. After few seconds, the explorer should be ready and can be accessed at:http://localhost:4000In the blockscout repository, the setup with the docker-compose file starts 9 containers. Those extra containers represent extra features, such as UML visualization of solidity classes, smart contract verification, statistics, ... It also splits the backend and the frontend and put a proxy in front. In the context of a dev environment, I took a lightweight approach to have the minimum needed for the task of displaying the blockchain transactions locally and removed everything that was not needed for this task.
suave-gethexposes 2 new fields for transactions, namelywrappedandconfidentialComputeResult, those 2 new fields are now exposed in the modified version of blockscout.📚 References
blockscoutforsuave-geth