Listen to Solidity Smart-Contract events using ethers.js and Hardhat
Sumit Patil
1 min read
Events in solidity are the signals fired by smart-contract.
ethers.js has once
function for listening to the emitted events.
The function takes two parameters:
eventName
Name of the event. It should be a string.listener
It is the function. The task you are supposed to perform goes here.
Contract.once("eventName", listener)
Contract is the name of the Solidity Smart-Contract.
Here's an example for you using ethers.js in Hardhat development environment :
async function mainFunc() {
const contract = await ethers.getContract("ContractName", deployerAccount)
await new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {
contract.once("NameOfTheEvent", () => {
// perform your tasks here
// & don't forget to resolve the promise
})
})
}
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Sumit Patil
Sumit Patil
I'm a Web3 enthusiast, currently learning and making decentralized/semi-decentralized apps on the Ethereum blockchain using Solidity, Hardhat, ethers.js, Javascript, and essential tools.