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@energyweb/event-listener
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Edit your root .env file to the following properties:
REQUIRED
EVENT_LISTENER_PRIV_KEY variable that contains the private key to the root .env file. Event listener will use this private key to perform transactions on-chain.OPTIONAL (necessary for e-mail notifications)
MANDRILL_API_KEY - API key generated in Mandrill (mandrill.com)EMAIL_FROM - E-mail from which you want to send email addressesEMAIL_REPLY_TO - E-mail to which we the users would be able to replyFrom the root of the monorepo, run the following commands in two separate terminals:
yarn run:originyarn run:event-listenerThe listener is now running and will react to every event that might occur on the blockchain.
Event listeners listen to events on the blockchain and react accordingly.
Components of this repo:
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## Warning
We found that @energyweb/event-listener demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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