Atm the /balance/account only shows balance of Mina, and tokens are not included. That seems to be the case for both MinaMesh and Rosetta Ocaml. I think it would be fairly easy to add token balance support for historical lookup modifying the query maybe_account_balance_info.sql to:
SELECT DISTINCT ON (t.value)
b.height,
b.global_slot_since_genesis AS block_global_slot_since_genesis,
balance,
nonce,
timing_id,
t.value
FROM
blocks b
INNER JOIN accounts_accessed ac ON ac.block_id=b.id
INNER JOIN account_identifiers ai ON ai.id=ac.account_identifier_id
INNER JOIN public_keys pks ON ai.public_key_id=pks.id
INNER JOIN tokens t ON ai.token_id=t.id
WHERE
pks.value=$1
AND b.height<=$2
AND b.chain_status='canonical'
-- AND t.value=$3
ORDER BY
t.value, b.height DESC
which should give each token balance for the given account per row.
For the frontier balance lookup, the graphql would probably be something like this:
query QueryAllBalances($publicKey: PublicKey!) {
accounts(publicKey: $publicKey) {
tokenId
nonce
balance {
total
liquid
locked
}
}
}
Atm the
/balance/accountonly shows balance of Mina, and tokens are not included. That seems to be the case for both MinaMesh and Rosetta Ocaml. I think it would be fairly easy to add token balance support for historical lookup modifying the querymaybe_account_balance_info.sqlto:which should give each token balance for the given account per row.
For the frontier balance lookup, the graphql would probably be something like this: