# SDK Events

The SDK emits events for all important events. These events can be listened for in order to execute custom logic like tracking, visual changes, or any other action that should occur after an event.

| Event                      | Emit Trigger                                                               |
| -------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| on\_loaded                 | The SDK has been successfully loaded in to the visitor's browser           |
| on\_load\_error            | There was an unexpected error while attempting to load the SDK             |
| on\_web\_push\_supported   | The visitor's web browser supports web push                                |
| on\_web\_push\_unsupported | The visitor's web browser does not support web push                        |
| on\_ready                  | The SDK has gather all required configuration and is ready for interaction |
| on\_prompt\_eligible       | The visitor is eligible to be shown the prompt                             |
| on\_prompt\_ineligible     | The visitor should not be shown the prompt                                 |
| on\_prompt\_shown          | After a prompt is successfully shown to the visitor                        |
| on\_prompt\_dismissed      | After a visitor dismisses the prompt                                       |
| on\_prompt\_allowed        | After a visitor allows the prompt                                          |
| on\_permission\_shown      | After the visitor is shown the browser's native permission dialog          |
| on\_permission\_allowed    | After the visitor allows the browser's native permission dialog            |
| on\_permission\_denied     | After the visitor declines the browser's native permission dialog          |
| on\_permission\_dismissed  | After the visitor dismisses the browser's native permission dialog         |

## Example: on\_ready

For example, to run your own custom code once the SDK is ready for interaction:

```javascript
pushly('on_ready', function() {
  console.log('example');
});
```


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