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There's some great examples of how to use subxt to listen to all events.

Polkadot-js events screen seem to show events grouped by the extrinsic that created them. Can I do the same in rust?

(if not subxt is there an alternative way?)

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The logic in subxt will map through in a similar way.

The EventRecord struct contains a Phase enum where ApplyExtrinsic(u32) refers to the index of the extrinsic in the block.

So the way to map it is -

  1. If phase is not ApplyExtrinsic, it doesn't map to a transaction, e.g. it is a system event
  2. If the phase is ApplyExtrinsic, get the index from this value
  3. Map the extracted index to the extrinsic, as found in the block
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  • Ah, that's what that number is in phase. The u32 is the extrinsic id (the transaction id). Great, now I just need to look up lots of extrinsic's by id...
    – Squirrel
    Apr 27, 2022 at 7:33
  • Ah subxt can listen to blocks: client.rpc().subscribe_blocks() (but maybe we need to add that not uncommon usecase to the subxt examples!)
    – Squirrel
    Apr 27, 2022 at 8:02
  • Thank you so much for getting me unstuck!
    – Squirrel
    Apr 27, 2022 at 8:18

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