Events

    from enpi_api.l2.events import OrganizationEventListener
    from enpi_api.l2.types.event import Event


    # Define a callback function that is called whenever an event is received. You will receive the exact topic it was
    # received on, and the event itself.
    def on_event_callback(topic: str, event: Event) -> None:
        print(f"Received event on topic {topic}: {event.model_dump_json(indent=2)}")


    # You can listen to either organization events, or your user events if you have an API key linked to a user.
    # The `...EventListener` class can be used in two ways, both automatically reconnecting on connection failures.
    # The first method is to create an instance and call `loop_forever` on it, which will block the current thread. Which is
    # shown below, this is useful for scripts that do not need to do anything else other than listening for events.
    listener = OrganizationEventListener(on_event=on_event_callback)
    listener.loop_forever()

    # Alternatively, you can use the `...EventListener` as a context manager, which will listen in the background, and
    # automatically stop listening when the context is exited. Inside the context block you need to loop or wait yourself
    # to keep the context alive.
    with OrganizationEventListener(on_event=on_event_callback) as listener:
        # Keep the context alive, for example by sleeping, or running a loop.
        import time
        should_run = True
        while should_run:
            time.sleep(1)
            print("Still alive")