- major memory usage improvements for loading txs with inputs: appropriate input-vouts are now extracted from their source txs and summarized (asm/hex are dropped since they're never used), rather than keeping the whole of input-txs in memory; this dramatically improves memory usage (and avoids crashing due to OOMEs), particularly when loading txs with "heavy" inputs (i.e. many, large input txs); this is relevant for /tx/TXID pages, and particularly important for the new /block-analysis pages which necessarily load many, many txs
- cache-key prefixes for coreApi's caching functionality: to avoid loading old-format data from a persistent cache and barfing on it
- several important code-reuse fixes: there were almost-duplicate chunks of code that were essentially calls to getRawTransactionWithInputs - now just use that function
- new minor /admin page for showing memory usage
- on homepage Network Summary: show full tx count (non abbreviated)
- use new domain everywhere
* **IMPORTANT**: Use of `/block-analysis` can put heavy memory pressure on this app, depending on the details of the block being analyzed. If your app is crashing, consider setting a higher memory ceiling: `node --max_old_space_size=XXX bin/www` (where `XXX` is measured in MB).
* Change `/mempool-summary` to load data via ajax (UX improvement to give feedback while loading large data sets)
* Zero-indexing for tx index-in-block values
* Reduced memory usage
* Versioning for cache keys if using persistent cache (redis)
* Configurable UI "sub-header" links
* Start of RPC API versioning support
* Tweaked styling across site
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* Remove "Bitcoin Explorer" H1 (it's redundant)
* Hide the "Date" (timestamp) column for recent blocks (the Age+TTM is more valuable)
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Whatever reasons one might have for running a full node (trustlessness, technical curiosity, supporting the network, etc) it's helpful to appreciate the "fullness" of your node. With this explorer, you can not only explore the blockchain (in the traditional sense of the term "explorer"), but also explore the functional capabilities of your own node.
Live demo available at: [https://btc-explorer.com](https://btc-explorer.com)
Live demo available at: [https://explorer.btc21.org](https://explorer.btc21.org)
# Features
* Browse blocks
* View block details
* View transaction details, with navigation "backward" via spent transaction outputs
* Network Summary "dashboard"
* View details of blocks, transactions, and addresses
* Analysis tools for viewing stats on blocks, transactions, and miner activity
* View JSON content used to generate most pages
* Search by transaction ID, block hash/height, and address
* Optional transaction history for addresses by querying from ElectrumX, blockchain.com, blockchair.com, or blockcypher.com
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