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Struct Polymarket Explorer repository: adapt the interface and replace its data layer

The Struct Polymarket Explorer repository contains a Next.js, TypeScript and React application for Polymarket analytics. Struct has sunset the data service it consumed, so the code is an application reference with a required data-provider migration.

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What is Struct Polymarket Explorer repository?

The page model covers traders, markets, events and builders, with a global dashboard and reusable charts, tables and export controls. Trader views combine P&L charts, heatmaps and positions, while market pages connect probability history with holders and trades.

Server-side fetching keeps the provider key out of browser requests and deduplicates rendering reads. That architecture does not restore access to the former service. Choose a working replacement, map its identifiers and accounting definitions, then verify each adapted chart before considering the application operational.

Who it is for

  • Developers building an analytics frontend.
  • Teams studying trader and market page architecture.
  • Existing installations migrating away from Struct.

Features and coverage

  • Trader profiles

    P&L charts, daily heatmaps, positions, activity and performance summaries.

  • Trader DNA

    Radar-style displays derived from lifetime trading statistics.

  • Market and event pages

    Probability charts, holders, trades and related markets.

  • Builder analytics

    Fee history, retention and side-by-side comparisons.

  • Global dashboard

    Volume, trade counts, fees and trader activity.

  • Search and sharing

    Command-palette navigation and PNG chart exports.

  • Server data layer

    Server-only provider keys and deduplicated rendering requests.

Workflows with Struct Polymarket Explorer repository

Reuse the page architecture

Inspect trader, market and event routes and map their data needs to a current provider.

Replace the Struct dependency

Replace SDK calls, reconcile P&L definitions and verify charts against new response shapes.

Adapt a shareable chart

Reuse chart/image-export components while retaining displayed-data provenance.

Pricing and total cost

The repository lists no hosted subscription. Hosting and replacement data access have separate costs; the original Struct Polymarket service is discontinued.

Getting started

Before you start: The original Struct dependency has been sunset.

  1. Inspect server-side Struct SDK calls and select a current replacement provider.
  2. Use the documented Node.js/pnpm environment and map models and identifiers.
  3. Adapt data calls, verify P&L and activity, and configure authentication/analytics only if needed.

The README’s Struct key requirement no longer establishes a working data service.

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What to check

  • The original Struct dependency has been sunset.
  • A missing key shows setup state rather than live analytics.
  • Adapt authentication defaults and allowed origins outside the original deployment.
  • Public code does not grant access to the former backend.

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Our take on Struct Polymarket Explorer repository

The interface code remains useful for studying trader and market views. Its discontinued backend must be replaced before it can serve as a working application.

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Frequently asked questions about Struct Polymarket Explorer repository

Will deployment immediately produce live data?

The Struct data dependency needs a current replacement first.

Is this Struct’s hosted API?

It is the application repository that consumed that API.

Where is the provider key used?

Data fetching runs server-side.

Which parts can inform a new project?

Routes, trader views, charts, tables and image sharing.