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WalkthroughThe documentation has been updated across multiple guides and tutorials to clarify, enhance, and modernize descriptions and examples related to effect caching, IPFS integration, contract state fetching, and Hasura configuration. Several guides now demonstrate using the Effect API's built-in caching and batching features, replacing custom caching logic. Minor corrections, formatting improvements, and environment variable clarifications are also included. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant EventHandler
participant EffectAPI
participant Loader
participant ExternalService
User->>EventHandler: Trigger event (e.g., Transfer)
EventHandler->>Loader: Batch event data
Loader->>EffectAPI: Request effect (e.g., getIpfsMetadata or getTokenMetadata) with cache enabled
EffectAPI->>EffectAPI: Check cache for result
alt Cache hit
EffectAPI-->>Loader: Return cached result
else Cache miss
EffectAPI->>ExternalService: Fetch data (e.g., IPFS, RPC)
ExternalService-->>EffectAPI: Return data
EffectAPI->>EffectAPI: Store result in cache
EffectAPI-->>Loader: Return result
end
Loader-->>EventHandler: Provide effect results
EventHandler-->>User: Complete event processing
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docs/HyperIndex/Guides/navigating-hasura.md (2)
23-25: Add a definite article for smoother reading“Hasura Console is automatically available” reads a little abrupt.
-When running HyperIndex locally, Hasura Console is automatically available at: +When running HyperIndex locally, **the** Hasura Console is automatically available at:
141-144: Clarify default & scope ofENVIO_HASURAStating only how to disable leaves readers wondering what the default is and whether the variable is respected in local
envio devruns. Consider amending:-Starting from `envio@2.26.0` it's possible to disable Hasura integration for self-hosted indexers. To do so, set the `ENVIO_HASURA` environment variable to `false`. +Starting from `envio@2.26.0`, Hasura integration is **enabled by default**. +Set `ENVIO_HASURA=false` (e.g. in `.env` or the hosting panel) to disable it for self-hosted indexers. +The variable is ignored when you run `envio dev` locally, where Hasura is always started.docs/HyperIndex/migration-guide.md (3)
16-17: Tighten wording & fix link captionMinor language cleanup:
-Migrating from a subgraph to HyperIndex is designed to be a developer-friendly process. HyperIndex draws strong inspiration from TheGraph’s subgraph architecture, which makes the migration simple, especially with the help of coding assistants like Cursor and AI tools (don't forget to use our ai friendly docs [llm-docs.envio.dev](https://llm-docs.envio.dev)). +Migrating from a subgraph to HyperIndex is a developer-friendly process. HyperIndex draws strong inspiration from TheGraph’s subgraph architecture, which keeps the migration straightforward—especially with coding assistants such as Cursor or AI tools. (See our **AI-friendly docs** at [llm-docs.envio.dev](https://llm-docs.envio.dev).)
31-35: Fix numbered list renderingThree lines are all numbered “1.” which renders as a single list item in some Markdown engines. Use explicit numbering or leave one “1.” and rely on automatic incrementing:
-1. Subgraph.yaml migration -1. Schema migration - near copy paste -1. Event handler migration +1. Subgraph.yaml migration +2. Schema migration (nearly copy-paste) +3. Event-handler migration
137-137: Over-used intensifier“it’s quite simple” → “it’s simple” / “relatively simple”
-...it's quite simple to copy and paste the code... +...it's simple to copy and paste the code...docs/HyperIndex/Guides/contract-state.md (1)
225-229: Type-safety nitpick
decimalsreturned fromviemisnumber | bigintdepending on the ABI. Currently you coerce it intonumber, which can truncate big values in custom tokens. Consider keeping it asbigintand updating the schema accordingly.docs/HyperIndex/Guides/ipfs.md (1)
124-128: File path mismatch may confuse readersThe paragraph says to place the file in
src/effects/ipfs.ts, but the code block header shows// src/utils/ipfs.ts.Align the path in either the paragraph or the comment to prevent copy-paste errors.
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[style] ~137-~137: As an alternative to the over-used intensifier ‘quite’, consider replacing this phrase.
Context: ...yscript is a subset of typescript, it's quite simple to copy and paste the code, especially ...
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285-285: Blank line inside blockquote
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docs/HyperIndex/Tutorials/tutorial-indexing-fuel.md (1)
114-115: Anchor Verified:#features-supported-on-fuelExistsThe heading “### Features Supported on Fuel” in docs/HyperIndex/fuel/fuel.md generates the exact slug
#features-supported-on-fuel. No changes are needed.docs/HyperIndex/Guides/environment-variables.md (1)
15-16: Markdown spacing tweaks look goodThe added blank lines improve list and fence rendering; no further action needed.
Also applies to: 42-43, 50-51, 83-83
docs/HyperIndex/Troubleshoot/common-issues.md (1)
178-180: No lingering ENVIO_POSTGRES_PASSWORD references found
Ranrg -n "ENVIO_POSTGRES_PASSWORD"across the repo with zero matches—rename is complete.docs/HyperIndex/Guides/event-handlers.mdx (1)
164-165: Anchors Verified – No Action NeededBoth target headings exist and generate the correct fragments in
docs/HyperIndex/Advanced/wildcard-indexing.mdx:
- Line 165:
## Multiple Filters→#multiple-filters- Line 256:
## Different Filters per Network→#different-filters-per-networkThe existing links in
docs/HyperIndex/Guides/event-handlers.mdxwill resolve correctly.docs/HyperIndex/Hosted_Service/self-hosting.md (1)
54-56: Consistency fix looks good
ENVIO_PG_PASSWORDnow matches the rest of the docs. No further issues spotted.
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191-192: Clarify that persistence is opt-in, not automaticThe bullet still implies that effect results are persisted by default, contradicting the detailed explanation in the “Persistence” section (lines 303–308). Please harmonise the wording:
- **Persistence**: Built-in persistence of effect results for indexer reruns + **Persistence**: Built-in support for result persistence (opt-in via `cache: true`) for indexer reruns
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docs/HyperIndex/Advanced/loaders.md (1)
323-325: Nit: natural placement of “also”Re-order “also” for smoother flow:
- The same `.envio/cache` can be also used to populate the initial cache on the hosted service. + The same `.envio/cache` can also be used to populate the initial cache on the hosted service.
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[style] ~325-~325: To make your writing flow more naturally, try moving ‘also’ before the verb.
Context: ...Hosted Service The same .envio/cache can be also used to populate the initial cache on t...
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