@digicat/ethereum-extract-contract-events
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Extracts events from a particular contract from block or transaction logs
Extracts events from a particular contract from block or transaction logs. Requires Node.js 8.6 or newer.
const extractContractEvents = require('@digicat/ethereum-extract-contract-events')
// Let's assume you can get a transaction receipt. It may include logs:
const receipt = await getTransactionReceipt('0xe9d7d2bc7b98b1e5090b9363453836ab89b290415e997acb8d773e4f46440c09')
const events = extractContractEvents({
// ABI array of the contract (required).
contractAbi: […],
// Address of the contract. You'll get events emitted by this contract.
contractAddress: '0xef3b47f7e4865c72565f448cc162945ea5bcdc1e',
// Logs from a transaction receipt, or a block.
logs: receipt.logs
})
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Extracts events from a particular contract from block or transaction logs
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