What is this?
SolidityScanMax is a tool that monitors on-chain events and transaction data for Solidity smart contracts in real time, giving developers and analysts live visibility into contract activity.
SolidityScanMax is a tool that monitors on-chain events and transaction data for Solidity smart contracts in real time, giving developers and analysts live visibility into contract activity.Is this a CLI tool or a hosted dashboard?It's a command-line tool you run yourself rather than a hosted dashboard — the project is tagged as a CLI/terminal tool meant to be self-hosted on your own machine or server.
It's a command-line tool you run yourself rather than a hosted dashboard — the project is tagged as a CLI/terminal tool meant to be self-hosted on your own machine or server.How do I get it running?Clone the repository with git clone, then install the required dependencies before running it.
Clone the repository with git clone, then install the required dependencies before running it.What do I need installed before running it?The README's install steps call for installing dependencies via pip install -r requirements.txt, even though the repository is listed as a JavaScript codebase on GitHub, so check the actual requirements file in the repo to confirm the runtime needed.
The README's install steps call for installing dependencies via pip install -r requirements.txt, even though the repository is listed as a JavaScript codebase on GitHub, so check the actual requirements file in the repo to confirm the runtime needed.Any pitfall before I start monitoring contracts?The README only lists generic config knobs like timeout, retries, and cache location — it doesn't say which chains, RPC providers, or contract types are actually supported, so you'll need to check the code to know what it monitors in practice.
The README only lists generic config knobs like timeout, retries, and cache location — it doesn't say which chains, RPC providers, or contract types are actually supported, so you'll need to check the code to know what it monitors in practice.What can I configure once it's running?You can set timeout (how long operations may run before failing), retries (how many times a failed operation is re-attempted), and cache (where temporary results are stored), either in the config file or overridden per call.
You can set timeout (how long operations may run before failing), retries (how many times a failed operation is re-attempted), and cache (where temporary results are stored), either in the config file or overridden per call.Is there a hosted version or do I have to run it myself?There's no hosted or SaaS option mentioned — it's meant to be run and self-hosted by the developer or analyst using it.
There's no hosted or SaaS option mentioned — it's meant to be run and self-hosted by the developer or analyst using it.Who is this built for?Developers and analysts who need real-time visibility into on-chain events and transactions for Solidity smart contracts.
Developers and analysts who need real-time visibility into on-chain events and transactions for Solidity smart contracts.What are similar projects?SolcQueue, truffle, go-ethereum, nft-public-mint, foundry, SolidityCoreLegend, shardeum, pons-sniper-bot
SolcQueue, truffle, go-ethereum, nft-public-mint, foundry, SolidityCoreLegend, shardeum, pons-sniper-botWhich topics is it in?ethereum, smart-contracts, web3, blockchain, analytics, node, observability, real-time, cybersecurity, monitoring, command-line, backend
ethereum, smart-contracts, web3, blockchain, analytics, node, observability, real-time, cybersecurity, monitoring, command-line, backend