HiveProvider

Connects your app to the Hive blockchain with automatic endpoint fallback and health monitoring.

Usage

<script lang="ts">
  import { HiveProvider, useHive } from "@hiveio/honeycomb-svelte";

  const hive = useHive();
</script>

<HiveProvider
  apiEndpoints={[
    "https://api.hive.blog",
    "https://api.openhive.network",
    "https://api.syncad.com",
  ]}
  timeout={5000}
  healthCheckInterval={30000}
>
  {#if hive.is_loading}
    <p>Loading...</p>
  {:else if hive.error}
    <p>Error: {hive.error}</p>
  {:else}
    <p>Connected!</p>
  {/if}
</HiveProvider>

Props

Prop	Type	Default	Description
`apiEndpoints`	`string[]`	`DEFAULT_API_ENDPOINTS`	API endpoints in priority order
`timeout`	`number`	`5000`	Request timeout in ms
`healthCheckInterval`	`number`	`30000`	Health check interval in ms (0 = disabled)
`onEndpointChange`	`(endpoint: string) => void`	`undefined`	Called when active endpoint changes

Default Endpoints

When no apiEndpoints prop is provided, these endpoints are used (in priority order):

https://api.hive.blog

https://api.openhive.network

https://api.syncad.com

Public Nodes

Node	Provider	Default
`api.hive.blog`	@blocktrades	Yes
`api.openhive.network`	@gtg	Yes
`api.syncad.com`	@gtg	Yes
`anyx.io`	@anyx
`rpc.ausbit.dev`	@ausbitbank
`hive-api.arcange.eu`	@arcange
`api.deathwing.me`	@deathwing
`rpc.mahdiyari.info`	@mahdiyari
`techcoderx.com`	@techcoderx
`hive.roelandp.nl`	@roelandp

Automatic Selection

HiveProvider automatically tests all endpoints and connects to the fastest responding node.

Running Your Own Node

For production apps with high traffic, consider running your own node. See the Hive Developer Portal for instructions.

Custom Nodes

You can provide your own list of API endpoints:

import { HiveProvider } from "@hiveio/honeycomb-react";

<HiveProvider
  apiEndpoints={[
    "https://api.syncad.com",
    "https://api.openhive.network",
    "https://anyx.io",
    "https://rpc.ausbit.dev",
  ]}
>
  {children}
</HiveProvider>

Installation Hooks