A suite of tools to interact with Stork's services and on-chain contracts.
Stork signed data feeds are delivered off-chain from publishers to subscribers via Stork's aggregation network. In order for this data to be usable on-chain, it must be written to the Stork contract on any compatible network. This tool is used to push signed data feeds to the Stork contract.
Stork does not write this data to the chain directly by default, but any subscriber can choose to write the data to the chain if they so choose. This tool can be used to facilitate that process.
See Stork Pusher Docs.
The Stork Network receives signed data feeds from publishers and aggregates them using various Composite Oracle Services. These aggregated data feeds are then delivered to subscribers.
The easiest way to become a Stork Publisher is to run the Stork Publisher Agent docker container on your infrastructure and send price updates to the Agent through a local websocket. The Stork Publisher Agent will sign your price updates with your private key and send them to the Stork Network.
See Stork Publisher Agent Docs.
To publish data into the Stork Network, a Publisher first needs to fetch that data from some data source.
The Stork Data Provider is an app that lets users configure a list of data feeds from various sources which they would like to output. These data streams are output in a format which can be easily received by the Publisher Agent, meaning a user can run the Data Provider alongside the Publisher Agent so that they can source the data, sign it and send it to the Stork Network without writing any code.
It is also an open source framework where users can easily contribute to a collection of data integrations.