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Dune Client

A python framework for interacting with Dune Analytics' officially supported API service.

Installation

Import as a project dependency

pip install dune-client

Example Usage

Quickstart: run_query

Export your DUNE_API_KEY (or place it in a .env file - as in here .env.sample and source .env).

from dune_client.types import QueryParameter
from dune_client.client import DuneClient
from dune_client.query import QueryBase

query = QueryBase(
    name="Sample Query",
    query_id=1215383,
    params=[
        QueryParameter.text_type(name="TextField", value="Word"),
        QueryParameter.number_type(name="NumberField", value=3.1415926535),
        QueryParameter.date_type(name="DateField", value="2022-05-04 00:00:00"),
        QueryParameter.enum_type(name="ListField", value="Option 1"),
    ],
)
print("Results available at", query.url())

dune = DuneClient.from_env()
results = dune.run_query(query)

# or as CSV
# results_csv = dune.run_query_csv(query)

# or as Pandas Dataframe
# results_df = dune.run_query_dataframe(query)

Further Examples

Get Latest Results

Use get_latest_results to get the most recent query results without using execution credits. You can specify a max_age_hours to re-run the query if the data is too outdated.

from dune_client.client import DuneClient

dune = DuneClient.from_env()
results = dune.get_latest_result(1215383, max_age_hours=8)

Paid Subscription Features

CRUD Operations

If you're writing scripts that rely on Dune query results and want to ensure that your local, peer-reviewed, queries are being used at runtime, you can call update_query before run_query!

Here is a fictitious example making use of this functionality;

from dune_client.types import QueryParameter
from dune_client.client import DuneClient

sql = """
    SELECT block_time, hash,
    FROM ethereum.transactions
    ORDER BY CAST(gas_used as uint256) * CAST(gas_price AS uint256) DESC
    LIMIT {{N}}
    """

dune = DuneClient.from_env()
query = dune.create_query(
    name="Top {N} Most Expensive Transactions on Ethereum",
    query_sql=sql,
    # Optional fields
    params=[QueryParameter.number_type(name="N", value=10)],
    is_private=False  # default
)
query_id = query.base.query_id
print(f"Created query with id {query.base.query_id}")
# Could retrieve using 
# dune.get_query(query_id)

dune.update_query(
    query_id, 
    # All parameters below are optional
    name="Top {N} Most Expensive Transactions on {Blockchain}",
    query_sql=sql.replace("ethereum", "{{Blockchain}}"),
    params=query.base.parameters() + [QueryParameter.text_type("Blockchain", "ethereum")],
    description="Shows time and hash of the most expensive transactions",
    tags=["XP€N$IV $H1T"]
)

dune.archive_query(query_id)
dune.unarchive_query(query_id)

dune.make_private(query_id)
dune.make_public(query_id)

Developer Usage & Deployment

Makefile

This project's makefile comes equipped with sufficient commands for local development.

Installation

make install

Format, Lint & Types

make check

can also be run individually with fmt, lint and types respectively.

Testing

make test-unit  # Unit tests 
make test-e2e   # Requires valid `DUNE_API_KEY`

can also run both with make test-all

Deployment

Publishing releases to PyPi is configured automatically via github actions (cf. ./.github/workflows/py-publish.yaml). Any time a branch is tagged for release this workflow is triggered and published with the same version name.