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Calls

In Filecoin, calls are used to invoke methods on actors and transfer FIL. Bitquery's Calls API provides you the following information:

query ($network: FilecoinNetwork!, $from: ISO8601DateTime, $till: ISO8601DateTime) {
  filecoin(network: $network) {
    calls(date: {since: $from, till: $till}, options: {limit: 10}) {
      callPath
      callHash
      method {
        id
        name
      }
      messageMethod {
        id
        name
      }
      receiver {
        address
        account
        annotation
        type
      }
      sender {
        account
        address
        annotation
        type
      }
      success
      hash
    }
  }
}
<!-- Parameters -->
{
  "network": "filecoin",
  "from": "2023-08-02",
  "till": "2023-08-09T23:59:59",
  "dateFormat": "%Y-%m-%d"
}

Filtering Calls
  • date

The date filter allows you to filter calls by date. The since and till fields can be used to specify the start and end dates, respectively.

  • options

The options filter allows you to specify additional options for the query like limit field .

  • time

The time filter allows you to filter calls by timestamp.

  • sender

The sender filter allows you to filter calls by the sender address.

  • receiver

The receiver filter allows you to filter calls by the receiver address.

  • method

The method filter allows you to filter calls by the method name.

  • messageMethod

The messageMethod filter allows you to filter calls by the message method name.

  • height

The height filter allows you to filter calls by the block height. T

  • hash

The hash filter allows you to filter calls by the call hash.

  • any

The any filter allows you to filter calls by any of the other fields.

  • amount

The amount filter allows you to filter calls by the amount of FIL transferred.

Fields​

  • callPath: The call trace for the message
  • callHash: The hash of the call.
  • method: The method that was called.
  • messageMethod: The method that was called on the message.
  • receiver: The address of the actor that received the call.
  • sender: The address of the actor that made the call.
  • success: Whether the call was successful.
  • hash: The hash of the message that was called.