Currently, the performance details section uses an event streamer from the old balanced backend architecture. Instead, I'd like to use three contract APIs to get the most accurate data. These APIs should be called with blockHeight as a parameter in order to compare different dates. The contract APIs are on the Fee Handler contract, address below.
As a quick example, let's say the user selects "past day" as displayed in the image below. Let's calculate the Red Box in left column and right column. The format for the example will be APIcall (blockHeight)
Currently, the performance details section uses an event streamer from the old balanced backend architecture. Instead, I'd like to use three contract APIs to get the most accurate data. These APIs should be called with blockHeight as a parameter in order to compare different dates. The contract APIs are on the Fee Handler contract, address below.
Fee Handler: cx5faae53c4dbd1fbe4a2eb4aab6565030f10da5c6Red: getLoanFeesAccrued Yellow: getSwapFeesAccruedByToken (cx88fd7df7ddff82f7cc735c871dc519838cb235bb) Pink: getSwapFeesAccruedByToken (cx2609b924e33ef00b648a409245c7ea394c467824) Blue: getSwapFeesAccruedByToken (cxf61cd5a45dc9f91c15aa65831a30a90d59a09619) Orange: getStabilityFundFeesAccrued
As a quick example, let's say the user selects "past day" as displayed in the image below. Let's calculate the Red Box in left column and right column. The format for the example will be APIcall (blockHeight)
Left Column = getLoanFeesAccrued (May 13th blockHeight) - getLoanFeesAccrued (May 12th blockHeight) Right Column = getLoanFeesAccrued (May 11th blockHeight) - getLoanFeesAccrued (May 10th blockHeight)