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# Chainlet APIs & BlockExplorer

Every chainlet that is launched also makes additional resources available using which you can interact with the chainlet.

Currently, `sagacli` provides the following types of endpoints:

1. **Websocket endpoint** - you can send websocket requests and subscribe to channels using the websockets endpoint
2. **BlockExplorer** - Paste the explorer endpoint URL in a web browser and you should be able to see a block explorer connected to your chainlet. This can be used for searcing for, and viewing, transactions, seeing commit data, blocks info, and more.
3. **JSON RPC** endpoint - use this endpoint to make `jsonrpc` calls to your chainlet

The APIs can be viewed using the `chainlet apis` command:

```
sagacli chainlet apis <chain id>
```

## API Example (Testnet)

```bash
$ sagacli chainlet apis chainlet_1698372536493619-1
Name         Endpoint                                                       Status        
----         --------                                                       ------        
explorer     chainlet-1698372536493619-1.testnet.sagaexplorer.io            Available     
ws           chainlet-1698372536493619-1.ws.testnet.sagarpc.io              Available     
jsonrpc      chainlet-1698372536493619-1.jsonrpc.testnet.sagarpc.io         Available 
```

## API Example (Mainnet)

```bash
$ sagacli chainlet apis chainlet_1698372536493619-1
Name         Endpoint                                                       Status        
----         --------                                                       ------        
explorer     chainlet-1698372536493619-1.sagaexplorer.io                    Available     
ws           chainlet-1698372536493619-1.ws.sagarpc.io                      Available     
jsonrpc      chainlet-1698372536493619-1.jsonrpc.sagarpc.io                 Available 
```

{% hint style="info" %}
The apis command will list the service names and endpoints that allow you to connect to your chainlet JsonRPC, WS or BlockExplorer. The status value will show if the service is available or is still being provisioned.
{% endhint %}

## Further Details

For further details and options on using the `chainlet apis` command, refer to

```
sagacli chainlet apis --help
```


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