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Alchemy and Klaviyo Lakeflow Community connectors#71

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As per hackathon

mattslack-db and others added 30 commits January 8, 2026 08:46
addition of connector_spec.yaml
…oint support

- Implement LakeflowConnect interface for Alchemy blockchain APIs
- Support 18 endpoints across NFT, Token/Price, Portfolio, and Webhook APIs
- Add Bearer token auth for Portfolio/Prices APIs, X-Alchemy-Token for Webhooks
- Portfolio APIs use default network from config (@ override optional)
- Handle NFT metadata string-to-object normalization
- Add 23 comprehensive unit tests with mocked responses
- Include API documentation and example configurations
- Change endpoint from /getTransactionsByWallet to /transactions/history/by-address
- Use networks (plural, array) instead of network (singular) per address
- Update response processing for flat transactions array format
- Remove unsupported optional params (from_block, to_block, timestamps, category, order)
- Change endpoint from /getNftsByWallet to /assets/nfts/by-address
- Use networks (plural, array) instead of network (singular) per address
- Update response processing for flat nfts array format
- Change endpoint from /getTokensByWallet to /assets/tokens/by-address
- Use networks (plural, array) instead of network (singular) per address
- Update response processing for flat tokens array format
…y_wallet

- Change endpoint from /getTokenBalancesByWallet to /assets/tokens/balances/by-address
- Use networks (plural, array) instead of network (singular) per address
- Update response processing for flat balances array format
- Remove unsupported optional params (include_native_tokens, include_erc20_tokens)
- Handle nested data structure (data.tokens, data.ownedNfts)
- tokens_by_wallet: parse data.tokens array
- token_balances_by_wallet: parse data.tokens array
- nfts_by_wallet: parse data.ownedNfts array
- Rename 'address' to 'wallet_address' in tokens_by_wallet response
- Rename 'address' to 'wallet_address' in token_balances_by_wallet response
- Rename 'address' to 'wallet_address' in nfts_by_wallet response
- Fixes 'Field wallet_address is not nullable but not found in the input' error
…nfts_by_wallet

- API returns contract.address nested, schema expects contractAddress
- Fixes 'Field contractAddress is not nullable but not found in the input' error
- Rename tokenAddress to contractAddress
- Extract decimals, name, symbol, logo from nested tokenMetadata
- Extract price from tokenPrices array (USD currency)
…y_wallet

- API returns tokenAddress but schema expects contractAddress
- Fixes duplicate primary key issue (was 99 duplicates, now 0)
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