How it works
During the setup phase you will define:
triggers → The sets of rules defining what you want to listen on Ethereum and which conditions apply to determine if the trigger fires
actions → What to do when a trigger fires
You can connect many actions to a single trigger
In turn, HAL will create:
matches → Every time a trigger fires, a match is created. A match is the description of when and why (i.e. the data context) a trigger has been triggered
outcomes → Every time a match is created, HAL executes the actions connected to that trigger. The result of the execution of that action is called outcome. For example, if the action is calling a webhook, the outcome contains the response status code and body of the HTTP response.
Checkpoint
Given 1 trigger (with N actions) firing M times, there will be:
1 trigger
N actions
M matches
M*N outcomes
