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Overview

The Raise Event Block allows you to trigger events from within your flow. These events can be listened for by the host project or by a Wait For Event Block within the same flow. This functionality is useful for:
  • Triggering actions in your host application based on the flow’s state
  • Synchronizing different parts of your flow
The block requires an event name and optionally accepts event data. The event name identifies the event when raised, while the event data can include any additional information you want to associate with the event.
Raise Event Block Screenshot

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Inputs

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Event Name
string
required
The name of the event to raise. This input is only available if Use Event Name Input is enabled in the settings. Any non-string inputs will be automatically coerced to strings.
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Data
any
The data to associate with the event. Optional. Can be any data type.

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Outputs

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Result
any
Returns the same data that was provided to the Data input. If no data was provided, returns an empty string.

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Editor Settings

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Event Name
string
default:"toast"
The name of the event to raise. Required if Use Event Name Input is disabled. Defaults to “toast”.
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Use Event Name Input
boolean
default:false
When enabled, allows the Event Name to be provided via an input port instead of being set in the settings.

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Block Body Display

The block body will either display:
  • The configured event name (when using settings)
  • “(Using Input)” (when using the Event Name input port)

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Examples

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Example 1: Using the Toast Event

  1. Create a Text Block with the content “Hello, world!”.
  2. Add a Raise Event Block and set the Event Name to toast.
  3. Connect the Text Block to the Data input of the Raise Event Block.
  4. Run the flow. The Result output will be “Hello, world!”, and a toast message will appear.

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Example 2: Synchronize Flow Parts

  1. Create a Chat Block with a prompt “What is your name?” using a Text Block.
  2. Add a Raise Event Block, set the Event Name to chat, and connect the Chat Block’s Response output to the Raise Event Block’s Data input.
  3. In another part of the flow, add a Wait For Event Block with the Event Name set to chat.
  4. Run the flow. The Wait For Event Block will pause execution until the Chat Block completes.

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Error Handling

The Raise Event Block will error if:
  • The Event Name is not provided when using the Event Name input
  • The Event Name setting is empty when not using the input port

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FAQ

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See Also