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Alchemy API · eth-mainnet.g.alchemy.com

Alchemy API v2 deprecations

The breaking changes Alchemy API announced for its v2 endpoints: 10 of the 20 Okapi tracks.

Already in effect 10

  1. /nft/v2/{id}/computeRarityEndpoint removal Stopped working
  2. /nft/v2/{id}/getCollectionMetadataEndpoint removal Stopped working
  3. /nft/v2/{id}/getCollectionsForOwnerEndpoint removal Stopped working
  4. /nft/v2/{id}/getNFTSalesEndpoint removal Stopped working
  5. /nft/v2/{id}/getSpamContractsEndpoint removal Stopped working
  6. /nft/v2/{id}/invalidateContractEndpoint removal Stopped working
  7. /nft/v2/{id}/isAirdropEndpoint removal Stopped working
  8. /nft/v2/{id}/isHolderOfCollectionEndpoint removal Stopped working
  9. /nft/v2/{id}/searchContractMetadataEndpoint removal Stopped working
  10. /nft/v2/{id}/summarizeNftAttributesEndpoint removal Stopped working

Questions

Is the Alchemy API v2 deprecated?

Alchemy API has announced 10 breaking changes to its v2 endpoints: 10 with a shutdown date. Each one's page says what to use instead.

How do I find the calls this hits in my code?

Okapi reads your repository, finds the calls these changes hit and opens a pull request with the fix. It never commits to your branches: every change comes as a pull request you review.

Know before your API calls break.

Okapi finds the calls a breaking change hits in your code and opens the pull request that fixes them.

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