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Events overview

Every vault has an event stream. Your server emits events using vault.emit() as work progresses, and clients subscribe to the stream using Server-Sent Events (SSE). Events are fired in real time — no polling required.

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How vault events work

Clients subscribe directly to Prudra’s SSE endpoint — your server doesn’t need to manage WebSocket connections or streaming infrastructure.

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Quick example

// Server: emit events during a long job
app.post('/process', walletMiddleware(...), payMiddleware(...), vaultMiddleware(), async (req, res) => {
  const vault = req.vault!;

  res.json({ vaultId: vault.id });

  setImmediate(async () => {
    await vault.emit('job.started', { itemCount: 10 });

    for (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
      await doWork(i);
      await vault.emit('job.progress', { current: i + 1, total: 10 });
    }

    await vault.seal('All items processed');
  });
});

# Client: subscribe to the event stream
curl -N -H "Authorization: Bearer vat_..." \
  "https://api.prudra.dev/vaults/vlt_clx1abc123/events"

# Output:
# data: {"type":"job.started","payload":{"itemCount":10}}
# data: {"type":"job.progress","payload":{"current":1,"total":10}}
# ...
# data: {"type":"vault.sealed","payload":{"summary":"All items processed"}}

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Event types

TypeWhen firedFired by
Custom (any string)When your server calls vault.emit()Your server
vault.sealedWhen vault.seal() is calledPrudra
vault.expiring1 hour before TTL expiresPrudra

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Sub-pages

Emit events

Emit custom events from your server handler.

Subscribe via SSE

Subscribe to the event stream from a client.

Event reference

System event payloads and custom event format.