Once you're comfortable with basic requests, streaming transactions gives you a live view of XRP Ledger activity.

TypeScript
import { Client } from 'xrpl'

const client = new Client('wss://honeycluster.io')
await client.connect()

client.on('transaction', (tx) => {
  console.log(tx.transaction?.TransactionType, tx.transaction?.hash)
})

await client.request({ command: 'subscribe', streams: ['transactions'] })

TypeScript
await client.request({
  command: 'subscribe',
  accounts: ['rXRPLClusterExampleAccountAddressXXXXX'],
})

Honeycluster streams are backed by full-history nodes, so you can combine real-time subscriptions with historical queries without switching endpoints.