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RE: Steem Python - Speed Test

in #steemdev7 years ago (edited)

wow, great work! Does this mean that blockchain.stream_from() using get_ops_in_block is slower than streaming the full blocks via steemd.get_blocks_range()? I would not have expected that...

Hmm, but the result from get_blocks_range() is not ordered, you may get last_block + 100 in the first iteration and your loop stops after actually having received only one block... But I may be wrong here?!
edit: I was wrong, the result is ordered and 100 blocks are received

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At least with api.steemit.com it was much faster. The get_blocks_range will fetch all 100 blocks at once, so the loop will just iterate the result to confirm it got 100 blocks. For stream_from it will fetch a new block per iteration.
So depending on real life needs, fetching batches of 100 blocks might not be feasible.

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