/**
 * FillLogResult is the message sent to subscribers of the FillFeed
 */
export type FillLogResult = {
    /** Public key for the market as base58. */
    market: string;
    /** Public key for the maker as base58. */
    maker: string;
    /** Public key for the taker as base58. */
    taker: string;
    /** Number of base atoms traded. */
    baseAtoms: string;
    /** Number of quote atoms traded. */
    quoteAtoms: string;
    /** Price as float. Quote atoms per base atom. Client is responsible for translating to tokens. */
    priceAtoms: number;
    /** Boolean to indicate which side the trade was. */
    takerIsBuy: boolean;
    /** Boolean to indicate whether the maker side is global. */
    isMakerGlobal: boolean;
    /** Sequential number for every order placed / matched wraps around at u64::MAX */
    makerSequenceNumber: string;
    /** Sequential number for every order placed / matched wraps around at u64::MAX */
    takerSequenceNumber: string;
    /** Slot number of the fill. */
    slot: number;
    /** Signature of the tx where the fill happened. */
    signature: string;
    /**
     * Public key of the original transaction signer as base58.
     * This represents the actual user when trades go through aggregators.
     * Optional for backwards compatibility.
     */
    originalSigner?: string;
    /**
     * Name of aggregator that sent the tx if detected.
     * Optional for backwards compatibility.
     */
    aggregator?: string;
    /**
     * Name of originating protocol that initiated the tx if detected.
     * For dual attribution (e.g., Kamino using Spur aggregator).
     * In the case of metagrregation (user on Jup gets Dflow for example), this
     * could be either.
     * Optional for backwards compatibility.
     */
    originatingProtocol?: string;
    /**
     * All transaction signers in order.
     * signers[0] is the fee payer, signers[1] is typically the owner for aggregator swaps.
     * Optional for backwards compatibility.
     */
    signers?: string[];
    /**
     * Block time of the transaction in seconds since Unix epoch.
     * Optional for backwards compatibility.
     */
    blockTime?: number;
};