docs: add Codex to data indexers page - #1748
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in case it helps our case, we supply all the data for the Base app! |
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What changed? Why?
Adds Codex (codex.io) to the data indexers page. Codex is a real-time blockchain data API (token prices, OHLCV charts, DEX trades, liquidity, holders, wallet balances) with Base Mainnet and Base Sepolia support, served over GraphQL with WebSocket subscriptions and webhooks. Codex also indexes B20 tokens, including their multiplier, supply cap, and paused status.
Notes to reviewers
The entry follows the existing page format (intro, get-started links, Supported Networks list) and is inserted in alphabetical order. All links point to codex.io, docs.codex.io, or dashboard.codex.io, plus one internal link to the B20 spec page.
How has it been tested?
Previewed locally with
mintlify devand verified all links resolve.