Fixed Rust sample code for getting event data #1
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The previous sample code had some syntax errors and also when used in w3bstream as a `wasm`, results in a error message `alloc is nil`... `wasm trap: wasm 'unreachable' instruction executed`. After digging around a bit I found the SDK repo by @DLHTX 👉 https://github.com/machinefi/w3bstream-compile-rust. I was able to use the SDk to successfully execute `ws_get_data`. This fix is directly derived from the SDK source code and it works just fine
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The previous sample code had some syntax errors and also when used in w3bstream as a
wasm, results in a error messagealloc is nil...wasm trap: wasm 'unreachable' instruction executed.After digging around a bit I found the SDK repo by @DLHTX 👉 https://github.com/machinefi/w3bstream-compile-rust. I was able to use the SDk to successfully execute
ws_get_data.This fix is directly derived from the SDK source code and it works just fine