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hermez-node/api
Eduard S 20b8d0561f Update synchronizer and DB with last contracts updates
- API
	- When updating network info, handle cases where no batches exists and
	  where no forgers exists
- cli/node
	- Update `cfg.buidler.toml` config file to a working version
- common
	- Add new smart contract structs and extend some existing ones to
	  reflect updates regarding events from the smart contracts
- SQL
	- Add new tables and extend existing ones to reflect updates regarding
	  events from the smart contracts
- db/historydb
	- Add functions to insert new smart contract events data
	- Fix unclosed rows that led to inconsistent sql driver state (replace
	  NamedQuery by NamedExec).  This fixes the error:
	  `pq: unexpected Parse response 'C'`
- db/l2db
	- Close rows after usage
- eth
	- In Rollup event, introduce a new UpdateBucketsParameter when there's a
	  SafeMode event, with `SafeMode = true`
- synchronizer
	- synchronize new events
	- avoid calling `auction.CanForge` before the genesisBlock to avoid
	  getting a revert.
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Hermez API

Easy to deploy and scale API for Hermez operators. You will need to have docker and docker-compose installed on your machine in order to use this repo.

Documentation

As of now the documentation is not hosted anywhere, but you can easily do it yourself by running ./run.sh doc and then opening the documentation in your browser

Mock Up

To use a mock up of the endpoints in the API run ./run.sh doc (UI + mock up server) or ./run.sh mock (only mock up server). You can play with the mocked up endpoints using the web UI, importing swagger.yml into Postman or using your preferred language and using http://localhost:4010 as base URL.

Editor

It is recomended to edit swagger.yml using a dedicated editor as they provide spec validation and real time visualization. Of course you can use your prefered editor. To use the editor run ./run.sh editor and then opening the editor in your browser. Keep in mind that you will need to manually save the file otherwise you will lose the changes you made once you close your browser seshion or stop the server.

Note: Your browser may cache the swagger definition, so in order to see updated changes it may be needed to refresh the page without cache (Ctrl + Shift + R).