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When I began thinking about how to write my R package for statistical analysis of the BCH blockchain data, I thought that I could take two paths to convert the data en masse into an appropriate R format: (A) directly read the data from disk and parse it, or (B) repeatedly issue RPC queries to bitcoind.
Thanks for listening, I can adapt rbch to future changes if needed. I was thinking that other users/developers in my position may have had the same thought process, so I wanted to voice it. Another relevant bit of info on API compatibility, but across the BTC-BCH divide: I was able to get roughly half of mempool.space 's features working for BCH just by changing the port numbers in the config files: