Closed TensionCoding closed 1 year ago
I think the best option might be to add a stacks-inspect
command that can generate the data you're looking for. There are various functions available to get the information, it just needs to be put together and output for this purpose. Something like a call to MemPoolDB::iterate_candidates
with the todo
function recording the costs.
@obycode does this issue make sense for the API repo? Seems like there's nothing more the API can do right now.
No, you're right. I think this discussion could be moved to stacks-blockchain.
@obycode I appreciate your assistance. So are you referring to writing rust code that directly interacts with the STX node?
@zone117x I agree, it seems at this point the API does not have the answers or solutions. I will re-open this discussion on the stacks-blockchain repo.
Thanks to both of you for helping us get closer to the answers
Yes, I think some Rust code that interacts with the mempool sqlite database on the node will be best the way to do this.
@TensionCoding I just made a friend request on Discord. I'd be happy to discuss further if you'd like.
Feature / Question related to Issue #1492 Right now I am unable to create an accurate projection of which mempool transactions will be included in the next mined block. In the above issue we discussed how we could potentially do this. gandalf77 made the following comment:
Thank you