Context Object

A function is defined with a list of triggers. When a function is invoked, it receives two objects: a context object and a data object.

The context object contains metadata concerning your function and the occurrence that matched your trigger. It includes the following fields:

Field	Type	Description
`chainId`	`number`	The number of the chain id that caused the function to be called.
`trigger`	`trigger`	The trigger object that caused the function to be called.
`triggerType`	`string`	The value of the `type` field of the trigger object.
`funcId`	`string`	The ID of the function that was triggered.
`dataType`	`string`	The `data` object's type. Can be one of `DATA_TYPE_TRACE`, `DATA_TYPE_LOG`, `DATA_TYPE_BLOCK`, `DATA_TYPE_BYTECODE`, `DATA_TYPE_STORAGE_ACCESS`.
`blockNumber`	`string`	The block number the occurrence occurred in.
`blockTimestamp`	`Date`	The timestamp of the block the occurrence occurred in.
`txHash`	`string`	The hash of the transaction that triggered the occurrence (if applicable).
`txIndex`	`number`	The index of the transaction in the block (if applicable).
`innerPath`	`string`	The path to the data in the transaction. This is only relevant for internal transactions.
`isTriggeredByReplay`	`boolean`	True if the function was triggered by replaying functions.