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Overview

Each of these events provides critical information that can be used to monitor user interactions, improve platform functionality, and generate comprehensive analytics reports.

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Supported Events

Here are the events we currently support:

event_route_built - Triggered when a route is built.

event_token_changed - Triggered when the selected token changes.

event_swap_settings_updated - Triggered when the swap settings are updated.

event_token_imported - Triggered when a token is imported.

event_transactions_built - Triggered when a set of transactions is built.

event_swap_result_received - Triggered when the swap result is received.

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How to Listen our Events

To listen for these events on the client side, you can use the addEventListener method. Here’s how you can listen event_route_built event as example:

// Event listener for the 'event_route_built' event

window.addEventListener('event_route_built', (event) => {
  console.log('Route build, details:', event.detail);
});

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Event Detail

Each of these events carries additional data that can be accessed through event.detail. For example:

• event_route_built: Contains information about the route, including the tokens involved and estimated fees.
• event_token_changed: Contains the details of the token that has been changed.
• event_swap_settings_updated: Contains the updated swap settings.
• event_token_imported: Contains the details of the imported token.
• event_transactions_built: Contains the details of the built transactions.
• event_swap_result_received: Contains the result of the swap.

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Conclusion

By following the guidelines outlined in this documentation, you can effectively manage events such as route building, token changes, swap settings updates, and more.