Link: https://steexp.com Hi All, There is an old thread for the Stellar Explorer project here : https://galactictalk.org/d/422-steexp-com-ledger-explorer but I thought I'd start a new one to enter the project into the SBC. A few things I'm thinking of adding before the end of the month: - source the anchors list from the stellarterm directory - add an inflation pools list / view with some basic stats - add filter by operation type on the operations views - add effects and offers tabs to the account view - support a thin banner for network announcements and ads (something like the one on etherscan.io) If people would like to see any of the above or any other ideas please let me know and I'll look at adding them to the system. Thanks!

I've added Effects to the Account view. This is pretty useful for getting some extra details. Like seeing the amount of funds that were moved on an account merge which you can't see from the operation. It looks like this: https://steexp.com/account/GAAZUE4PKMKLA7QC2MPUIUXY7BZK2WUCK7Q5EELSDLK4FE3X4DZTSCKN#effects The last column is a link to the transaction the effect was in. You may need to Ctrl-F5 before it appears. I found this with some cached accounts.

Also a few other changes from a couple of weeks back: https://github.com/chatch/stellarexplorer/releases : Anchor and exchange lists are now sourced from the StellarTerm directory Performance improvements - caching some fetches with service workers Russian translation a few others - see release notes

It is possible to run steexp against a private network or local development network. In fact if you build and run from source that is the default option. It will look for a local horizon at http://localhost:8000 . Instructions for using this feature are here: https://github.com/chatch/stellarexplorer#exploring-private--local-development-networks

If I had found this before I would have not written the Stellar Navigator , but I'm happy I did it nonetheless. Steexp is great, much better than everything else out there (stellarchain.io?), but I don't like the design. It's too dark, the letters are too small, everything seems too complicated. Anyway, Steexp is still ahead of Stellar Navigator , as it supports more things, but I hope I may get on pair with it soon.

Thanks for the feedback @fiatjaf . I was wondering how people felt about the dark theme ... I might look at adding a toggle for light theme / dark theme. I'd like to tidy the Accounts page. Too much stuff is hidden behind tabs. as for text size you can resize the page in browser I guess. It adjusts reasonably well. I hadn't see Stellar Navigator. Elm! nice. what determines the color of the ids / tx hashs / ? is there some mapping or it's just randomised?

hatch Since you're asking I'm not a fan of black background too. @fiatjaf Stellar navigator is just something from another planet, I can't imagine myself using it day to day, but every time I try it's very fun to click around ?

Best Stellar explorer for me. Especially I like to be able to see all the transactions history, not just the last few ones.

hatch Elm is a pain. So many constraints! The colors are determined by this stupid algorithm that uses a division remainer of the sum of the characters from the transaction/operation/account id to set the hue in the HSL color space. This is in turn copied from Hashbow . I wish the generated colors were more varied. What do you think? More unwanted feedback on Steexp: 1. The [issuer] link you append to the name of the asset should perhaps contain the initials of the issuer id, instead of [issuer] . I think that's something very important to know, as much as the asset code, or more. 2. I like the descriptions you've written for each operation, like Trust GAOI issuing JPC with limit 922337203685.4775807 . That's a better way to show things than, for example, a table with key and values. Now, how do you get that account names you show for addresses from exchanges, xlmpool etc.? In Stellar Navigator I've implemented reverse federation lookup, but I guess no one uses that. umbrel Why do you say it's from another planet? Too colorful? (I've reduced the number of screens that appear side by side, they were driving me mad. Perhaps I should make them adjustable?)

fiatjaf For account names look here: https://github.com/chatch/stellarexplorer/blob/master/src/data/known_accounts.js Stellarterm has similar thing https://github.com/irisli/stellarterm/blob/master/directory/directory.js and even exposes it as separate npm package for everyone's use https://www.npmjs.com/package/stellarterm-directory From another planet because it just looks different from everything I'm used to: colorful, weird page flow, where you click at the bottom first, then scroll back up to see something pop up, then click again and it goes away into the left box and something else appears in it's place ?

A few things I spotted while using steexp: Have you thought about opening JSON and stellar.toml data in the popup window inside the app as modal dialog? Because when you click the "JSON" button in Firefox, it starts file download by default. Chrome loads JSON response in-place. At least consider adding target="_blank" to the link in order to open resource in the new tab. The "Anchors" tab looks great by default, but the hover background makes it really hard to read. You are using service workers for caching, a smart move in general. In this particular case, Horizon API streaming mode is a better fit for main page, because it automatically pulls updates from the Horizon server. I analyzed the Networking tab in Chrome dev tools, and it shows that you are sending a lot of requests to keep up with updates. If the tab will be open for a long time, you may hit the Horizon request rate limit (3600 per hour by default). After reaching the limit, the API will start returning 503 http errors. I personally faced the problem leaving 5 tabs of stellarterm.com and stellarchain.io open for a while. Hope my 5 cents will help you make your cool service even better. It's a handy tool for developers, as it covers almost all API endpoints. Also, if you don't mind, I'd like to replicate the "raw JSON" feature in my project , as it can be really useful in some cases, much easier than copy-paste identifiers from one browser tab to another.

Stellar Explorer

hatch

We've added some more updates to steexp.com in addition to those announced above:

Search By Asset

Lists all matching assets with links to the Anchor details and Asset issuer account.

Search by asset

Search By Anchor and New Anchor View

Search by anchor full name or partial name. For example search for just "bear" and VCBear will be matched. Search is across all anchors listed in the stellarterm directory.

The result page is a new Anchor page that lists assets with links to the issuing accounts. This page will be expanded out in the future to include more information and statistics.

Search by anchor

New Inflation Pools List

https://steexp.com/pools

Search by asset

New Global Effects View

https://steexp.com/effects

Effects

Copy to Clipboard Helpers

Copy to clipboard icons now displayed next to:

asset issuer addresses on Anchors, Assets, Account pages
account id on Account page
transaction hash on Transaction page
ledger sequence on Ledger page

Open to New Window Icons

Links that open to new windows are now clearly marked with an icon. This includes:

Anchors, Exchanges and Inflation Pools home page links
Backend Horizon resource links
Stellar.toml links

Search Help

Click the info icon next to the search box to get search help.

Miscellaneous

Mobile style fixes (thanks again stellarstyler on github!)
Keybase Domain Ownership Proof
Subentry count added to Account view

Release Summary:

1.0.5 - Search Asset/Anchor, Global Effects, Inflation Pools, Copy to Clipboard

hatch

Let us know what you think and post any issues, probs or suggestions here or on github @ https://github.com/chatch/stellarexplorer/issues. Thanks!

webjedi

Still no day mode?

hatch

hi webjedi, no still only dark themed .. this is something i'd like to change but havn't had time. anyone is welcome to submit a pull request for it tho, source is at github.com/chatch/stellarexplorer.

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