Show the scan
where people look.
For block explorers, wallets and trading tools on Robinhood Chain. Put the Cyclops scan of a token next to its address, linked to the full scan.
Drop it
in.
<script src="https://cyclopslabs.dev/explorer.js" data-cyclops-address="0x…" async></script>The script reads the address from data-cyclops-address (or data-address) on its own tag and inserts a linked badge right after it. It makes no requests of its own: the browser loads one SVG image, so there are no CORS rules to set up, no cookies and no tracking.
data-api and data-site override the API and site origins (defaults https://cyclopslabs.dev/api and https://cyclopslabs.dev).
No script
at all.
<a href="https://cyclopslabs.dev/scan/0x…" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
<img src="https://cyclopslabs.dev/api/v1/badge/token/0x….svg" alt="Cyclops scan" height="20">
</a>The badge shows the scan date and score, or “not scanned yet”. It is cached for ten minutes.
Build your
own.
curl https://cyclopslabs.dev/api/v1/explorer/0x…The lookup only reads what is already stored. It never starts a scan, so it is cheap to call on every page view, and it is cached for a minute. To scan an address that has none, send people to url.
Scanned,
not rated.
- Say “Cyclops scan” or “scanned by Cyclops”. Never present a score as safe, verified or trusted.
- Keep the link. The badge and score always link to the full scan, where every observation is listed.
- Show the date. A scan describes the chain when it ran. Holders and trades change.