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"description": "The size of the interval (seconds) that the eth to strk rate is taken on. The lag refers to the fact that the interval `[T, T+k)` contains the conversion rate for queries in the interval `[T+k, T+2k)`. Should be configured in alignment with relevant query parameters in `url_header_list`, if required.",
"description": "A list of Url+HTTP headers for the eth to strk oracle. The url is followed by a comma and then headers as key^value pairs, separated by commas. For example: `https://api.example.com/api,key1^value1,key2^value2`. Each URL+headers is separated by a pipe `|` character. The `timestamp` parameter is appended dynamically when making requests, in order to have a stable mapping from block timestamp to conversion rate. ",
"description": "The size of the interval (seconds) that the eth to strk rate is taken on. The lag refers to the fact that the interval `[T, T+k)` contains the conversion rate for queries in the interval `[T+k, T+2k)`. Should be configured in alignment with relevant query parameters in `url_header_list`, if required.",
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"privacy": "Public",
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"value": 1
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},
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"eth_to_strk_oracle_config.max_cache_size": {
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"description": "The maximum number of cached conversion rates.",
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"privacy": "Public",
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"value": 100
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},
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"eth_to_strk_oracle_config.query_timeout_sec": {
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"description": "The timeout (seconds) for the query to the eth to strk oracle.",
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"privacy": "Public",
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"value": 3
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},
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"eth_to_strk_oracle_config.url_header_list": {
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"description": "A list of Url+HTTP headers for the eth to strk oracle. The url is followed by a comma and then headers as key^value pairs, separated by commas. For example: `https://api.example.com/api,key1^value1,key2^value2`. Each URL+headers is separated by a pipe `|` character. The `timestamp` parameter is appended dynamically when making requests, in order to have a stable mapping from block timestamp to conversion rate. ",
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