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Query Arweave Transactions

Query GraphQL for Arweave Transactions data with pagination support

You can query for transactions data with support for cursor based pagination on GraphQL endpoint. It is expected from consumer of this method to write the logic for storing the cursor returned and looping until the last page.
Basic Syntax
The function that we will be using is queryTransactionsGQL. For implementation details, see below.
import { queryTransactionsGQL } from 'arweavekit/graphql';
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const response = await queryTransactionsGQL(queryString, options);
Input Parameters
You must supply queryTransactionsGQL with two inputs.
QueryString: string - A valid GraphQL query string with cursor and first filter.
Options: object - An options object.
gateway: string - Gateway url like arweave.net
filters: object - Filters object like first: 100 . In case of no filters, pass an empty object. cursor filter is not optional. A persisted cursor filter must be supplied in the filters.
Returned Data
The expected response will be an object with following fields.
status: number - Query HTTP status code. Example, 200.
data: GraphQLEdge[] - Successful response will return a list of GraphQL edges and in case of failure empty list will be returned here.
cursor: string  - cursor id of last GraphQLEdge.
hasNextPage: boolean - if the next page exist this will be true.
errors: GraphQLError[] | null - Incase of failure you can expect this field to be non-nullish and a list of GraphQLError is provided. 
GraphQLError: object - GraphQL error object contains following fields:
message: string - Error message in string format
extensions: object - This object has a field code and its supposed to provide you with error code.

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