I'm a big fan of simplicity. In life, in architecture, in engineering, all of it.
For a long time, my go-to Hive block explorer was hiveblockexplorer.com by @penguinpablo. It was simple and stupid, in the best way. I could check blocks, transactions, and accounts, and that was it. No race for my attention, no fight for my focus when the page opened. I liked that a lot.
Modern Hive explorers make my brain hurt a little. Flashy components everywhere, dashboards competing for attention before I've even found what I came for. And hiveblockexplorer.com has been offline for a while now.
So I built and deployed hivescan.io for that reason.
What it does for you
- Check a block
- Check a transaction
- Check an account
- Copy/paste whatever you're interested in
That's it. That's the whole feature list, on purpose.
What it doesn't do
It runs fully client-side. no backend, no indexer. which means no search, no advanced queries, none of that. take it as is.
Contribute
It's open source: github.com/emre/hivescan.io. Feel free to contribute, just please don't try to make things complicated :)
And you can use the comments of this thread in case you have any feedback or bug reports.
