doh is aware of our block structures, of dbin packing and can render most of the things to JSON with decent unpacking.
Install with:
go get -u github.com/dfuse-io/doh Usage:
doh bt ls
$ doh bt ls --db test:dev Listing tables: - eth-test-v1-trxs - eth-test-v1-timeline - eth-test-v1-blocksdoh bt read
$ doh bt read eth-test-v1-trxs --db test:dev --type ETH --prefix trx:000170ffbb87f07ae38e505a14e5754a4eee028fe8eac217d34a1c9d112bf89b:00000000007fffc6:360131db -d 0 {...} $ doh bt read eth-test-v1-trxs --db test:dev --type ETH {...} {...} {...}$ doh -t bstream.v1.Block -i ../search/testdata/eth/02-block-with-logs.dat -d 1 | jq . | less {...} $ doh dbin -d 0 oneblock.eth.dbin | jq . | less {...} {...}The -d flag represents the depth of decoding.. when decoding known structures, we can go deeper and deeper to decode more things.