kleros/foresight/indexer-schema

Schema Reference (schema.graphql)

Entity Rules

• Every type is an entity — no `@entity` decorator (unlike TheGraph)
• Must have id: ID! as first field
• Names: 1-63 chars, alphanumeric + underscore, no reserved words
• Relationship fields use the entity type directly: collection: NftCollection! — never add _id in the schema field name
• The _id suffix only appears in TypeScript handlers (added by codegen): schema field collection → handler field collection_id

Scalar Types

Enums

enum Status {
  Active
  Inactive
  Paused
}
 
type Pool {
  id: ID!
  status: Status!
  allowedStatuses: [Status!]! # enum arrays supported
}

@derivedFrom

Virtual reverse-lookup — cannot access in handlers, only in API queries:

type Pool {
  id: ID!
  swaps: [Swap!]! @derivedFrom(field: "pool")
}
 
type Swap {
  id: ID!
  pool: Pool! # entity reference — field name matches @derivedFrom "field" arg
}

Critical rules:

• The field argument must match the schema field name on the child entity — which is the entity reference name ("pool"), not "pool_id"
• In TypeScript handlers, set this relationship using the _id suffix: pool_id: poolEntity.id — codegen transforms pool: Pool! → pool_id in the TypeScript type
• Never write `pool_id: String!` in the schema when using `@derivedFrom(field: "pool")`. The schema field must be pool: Pool!; the _id is a codegen artifact for handlers only

@index

Single-field index for faster queries:

type Transfer {
  id: ID!
  from: String! @index
  to: String! @index
  timestamp: BigInt! @index
}

Composite index with optional DESC direction:

type Trade @index(fields: ["poolId", ["date", "DESC"]]) {
  id: ID!
  poolId: String!
  date: BigInt!
  volume: BigDecimal!
}

• Fields default to ASC; use ["field", "DESC"] for descending
• IDs and @derivedFrom fields are automatically indexed
• Only id and @index fields are queryable via context.Entity.getWhere()

@config

Customize precision for numeric types:

type Token {
  id: ID!
  totalSupply: BigInt! @config(precision: 100)
  price: BigDecimal! @config(precision: 30, scale: 15)
}

• BigInt default precision: 76 digits
• BigDecimal default: precision 76, scale 32

Array Rules

• Supported: [Type!]! — non-nullable elements, non-nullable array
• Not supported: [Type]! (nullable elements), nested arrays, [Boolean!]!, [Timestamp!]!
• Entity arrays require @derivedFrom — bare [Swap!]! without it causes a codegen error

Example

enum PoolType {
  UniswapV2
  UniswapV3
}
 
type Token {
  id: ID!
  symbol: String!
}
 
type Pool @index(fields: ["token0", "token1"]) {
  id: ID!
  poolType: PoolType!
  token0: Token! # entity reference — handler uses token0_id
  token1: Token! # entity reference — handler uses token1_id
  reserve0: BigInt!
  reserve1: BigInt!
  totalValueLocked: BigDecimal! @config(precision: 30, scale: 15)
  swaps: [Swap!]! @derivedFrom(field: "pool") # "pool" matches Swap.pool field name
}
 
type Swap {
  id: ID!
  pool: Pool! @index # entity reference — handler uses pool_id; @derivedFrom field arg = "pool"
  sender: String! @index
  amount0In: BigInt!
  amount1In: BigInt!
  timestamp: BigInt! @index
}

Schema vs handler field names:

Codegen always appends _id to entity reference field names in the TypeScript types. Do not add _id yourself in the schema.

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