Below are all the scry paths you can query. All paths are %x scries.
/proof/[turf]
Make a proof for the given turf (domain). This is put in a manifest and published at <domain>/.well-known/appspecific/org.urbit.beacon.json. Sentinel uses it to validate requests.
Important
When encoding a turf (domain) in a subscription or scry path, you must use ++wood encoding as described in this function, except without the leading ~.. If your domain does not contain unusual characters, just lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, you can just put a tilde (~) before each dot separator rather than using the full function above.
Returns
A proof.
Example
/proof/example~.com
/all
Get the complete state of all existing requests.
Returns
You'll receive an initAll update containing the current state.
/all/since/[stamp]
Get all requests later than the specified stamp, and their statuses.
Returns
You'll receive an initAll update containing the current state of requests later than the one specified.
Example
/all/since/1666875948253000000
/all/before/[stamp]
Get all requests before the specified stamp, and their statuses.
Returns
You'll receive an initAll update containing the current state of requests earlier than the one specified.
Example
/all/before/1666875948253000000
/turf/[turf]
Get the state of all existing requests for the specifed turf (domain).
Important
When encoding a turf (domain) in a subscription or scry path, you must use ++wood encoding as described in this function, except without the leading ~.. If your domain does not contain unusual characters, just lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, you can just put a tilde (~) before each dot separator rather than using the full function above.
Returns
You'll receive an initTurf update containing all requests for the specified turf, and their statuses.
Example
/turf/example~.com
/turf/[turf]/since/[stamp]
Get the state of all existing requests for the specifed turf (domain) later than the specified stamp.
Important
When encoding a turf (domain) in a subscription or scry path, you must use ++wood encoding as described in this function, except without the leading ~.. If your domain does not contain unusual characters, just lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, you can just put a tilde (~) before each dot separator rather than using the full function above.
Returns
You'll receive an initTurf update containing all entries with stamp s later than the one specified.
Example
/turf/example~.com/since/1666875948253000000
/turf/before/[stamp]
Get the state of all existing requests for the specifed turf (domain) earlier than the specified stamp.
Important
When encoding a turf (domain) in a subscription or scry path, you must use ++wood encoding as described in this function, except without the leading ~.. If your domain does not contain unusual characters, just lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, you can just put a tilde (~) before each dot separator rather than using the full function above.
Returns
You'll receive an initTurf update containing all entries for the specified turf (domain) with stamps earlier than the one specified.
Example
/turf/example~.com/before/1666875948253000000
/ship/[ship]
Get the state of all existing requests for the specifed ship.
Returns
You'll receive an initShip update containing all requests for the specified ship, and their statuses.
Example
/ship/sampel-palnet
/ship/[ship]/since/[stamp]
Get the state of all existing requests for the specifed ship later than the specified stamp.
Returns
You'll receive an initShip update containing all entries for the specified ship with stamp s later than the one specified.
Example
/ship/sampel-palnet/since/1666875948253000000
/ship/[ship]/before/[stamp]
Get the state of all existing requests for the specifed ship earlier than the specified stamp.
Returns
You'll receive an initShip update containing all entries for the specified ship with stamp s before the one specified.
Example
/ship/sampel-palnet/before/1666875948253000000
/stamp/[stamp]
Get a particular request and its current status.
Returns
An entry update containing the request in question and its current status.
Example
/stamp/1666875948253000000
/stamp/status/[stamp]
Get the status of a particular request.
Returns
A status update containing the status of the request with the specified stamp.
Example
/stamp/status/1666875948253000000