Overview of the Data Structure Indexer API
The Data Structure Indexer API provides a convenient way to query and verify on-chain data structures—particularly Merkle Mountain Range (MMR) accumulators and remappers that map timestamps to block numbers. Built on top of these cryptographic accumulators, the API supplies endpoints for retrieving proofs, peaks, and other metadata, allowing developers to validate and explore block data from various chains.
An accumulator is a data structure (in this case, a Merkle Mountain Range) used to store and prove the inclusion of block headers. The API:
A remapper is another MMR-based construction used for mapping timestamps to block numbers and verifying these relationships. The API includes:
Overview of the Data Structure Indexer API
The Data Structure Indexer API provides a convenient way to query and verify on-chain data structures—particularly Merkle Mountain Range (MMR) accumulators and remappers that map timestamps to block numbers. Built on top of these cryptographic accumulators, the API supplies endpoints for retrieving proofs, peaks, and other metadata, allowing developers to validate and explore block data from various chains.
An accumulator is a data structure (in this case, a Merkle Mountain Range) used to store and prove the inclusion of block headers. The API:
A remapper is another MMR-based construction used for mapping timestamps to block numbers and verifying these relationships. The API includes: