Introducing Say Network Oracle Service (Oracle 2.0) on AE Mainnet

Hello Everyone,

I would like to announce the launch of Oracle 2.0 Oracle Service by Say.network

The oracle service makes it easier to fetch API data in your smart contracts passed in a specific format. Starting with oracle_plain module, Say network is live on Aeternity Mainnet and ready to take your requests for 0.1 AE for each oracle_plain call.

The backend is running on a specialized pod deployed on Okteto Cloud to send back data with minimal performance loss when processing your requests.

Try your first request : Quick Start - Say Network

Use oracle_plain as your request type and if you are using AE studio, You can use merged contract (With API and Your Contract) like:

include "String.aes"

contract interface OracleConnector =
    entrypoint getAnswer : (bytes(32)) => option(string)
    payable entrypoint query : (string) => bytes(32)
    entrypoint canCallBack: () => bool
    entrypoint getBaseFee: () => int

contract interface OraclesManager =
    entrypoint getAddress : (string) => address
    entrypoint setContractOracle : (string) => bool
    entrypoint getContractOracle : (address) => string
    entrypoint getListOfOracles : () => list(string)

namespace Say =

    record setup = {
        oracle_address: OraclesManager,
        oracle_connector: OracleConnector
      }
    // Must run this to select oracle at init
    public function setOracle(oracle_id: string) : bool =
        let _oracle_address : OraclesManager = ct_utMHaqF7wtV6fHFkGC8MiJ3zQeCwsviUayRTrpHTCAGMat6GU
        _oracle_address.setContractOracle(oracle_id)
    
    public function getOracleId() : string =
        let _oracle_address : OraclesManager = ct_utMHaqF7wtV6fHFkGC8MiJ3zQeCwsviUayRTrpHTCAGMat6GU
        _oracle_address.getContractOracle(Call.caller)

    public function set() : setup =
        let _oracle_address : OraclesManager = ct_utMHaqF7wtV6fHFkGC8MiJ3zQeCwsviUayRTrpHTCAGMat6GU
        let _oracle_connector : OracleConnector = Address.to_contract(_oracle_address.getAddress(getOracleId()))
        
        {oracle_address = _oracle_address, oracle_connector = _oracle_connector}
    
    public function getOracleAddress() : address =
        set().oracle_address.getAddress(getOracleId())

    public function canCallBack() : bool =
        set().oracle_connector.canCallBack()
    
    public function getBaseFee() : int =
        set().oracle_connector.getBaseFee()

    public function getAnswer(query_id: bytes(32)) : option(string) =
        set().oracle_connector.getAnswer(query_id)

    stateful function query(args: string, value_received: int) : bytes(32) =
        set().oracle_connector.query(args, value = value_received)

    public function availableOracles() : list(string) =
        set().oracle_address.getListOfOracles()


main contract MyContract =
    record state = {
      query_id : bytes(32),
      answer: option(string)
     }

    stateful entrypoint init() = 
     Say.setOracle("oracle_plain")
     {query_id = #000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000,
      answer = None}
    public entrypoint plus() : address =
      Say.getOracleAddress()

    payable stateful entrypoint query(args: string) : bytes(32) =
      require(Say.getBaseFee() =< Call.value, "Insufficient fee")
      let _id : bytes(32) = Say.query(args, Call.value)
      put(state{query_id=_id})
      _id
    
    public entrypoint getAnswer() : option(string) =
      Say.getAnswer(state.query_id)

    stateful entrypoint useAnswer() : option(string) =
      put(state{answer = Say.getAnswer(state.query_id)})
      state.answer





Keep track of this forum post, I will keep it updated with new module releases on Mainnet.

Let me know your feedback or if you encounter an issue.