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I understand there exist many (defunct/unsupported to date) blockchain explorer project and rate-limited web APIs exist for culling Ethereum data from the .ldb blockchain files. But what about bulk processing of the .ldb files on a local node? Is there a (preferably python based) parser scheme?

Is there a recommended to date? For being a public ledger, it is quit difficult to actually access any of the data...

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  • Are you trying to parse things that happened in the past, or stream live data?
    – Alex
    Dec 11, 2017 at 21:13

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You can try QuickBlocks. It's C++, not Python, but it fully supported and actively developed: https://github.com/Great-Hill-Corporation/quickBlocks

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To stream blockchain data for real-time analysis, make sure you have both geth and mongo running and start the process with: python3 stream.py

https://github.com/alex-miller-0/Ethereum_Blockchain_Parser

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