@compolabs/spark-orderbook-ts-sdk
v1.14.1
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> [!IMPORTANT] > Please note that the current version of the Spark SDK is a beta release. This version is still under active development and may not be stable. Users should expect frequent updates and changes as we work to improve functionality and addres
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spark-orderbook-ts-sdk
[!IMPORTANT] Please note that the current version of the Spark SDK is a beta release. This version is still under active development and may not be stable. Users should expect frequent updates and changes as we work to improve functionality and address issues. As a beta product, this version is intended for testing and feedback purposes only. We encourage users to provide feedback as it will help us refine and enhance the SDK in preparation for a more stable release.
Introduction
The spark-orderbook-ts-sdk is a comprehensive solution for interacting with financial markets, offering spot trading functionality. It's built on the Fuels platform, utilizing smart contracts for decentralized transaction processing. This library provides easy-to-use methods for creating and managing orders, handling tokens, and retrieving market data.
Installation
To install the spark-orderbook-ts-sdk, follow these steps:
npm i @compolabs/spark-orderbook-ts-sdk
Usage
To use the spark-orderbook-ts-sdk, you'll need to set up a Spark
instance with the appropriate configuration:
import Spark, { TESTNET_NETWORK, BETA_CONTRACT_ADDRESSES, TESTNET_INDEXER_URL } from "spark-orderbook-ts-sdk";
// Create a wallet instance
const provider = await Provider.create(TESTNET_NETWORK.url);
const wallet = Wallet.fromPrivateKey(/* PRIVATE KEY */, provider);
const spark = new Spark({
networkUrl: TESTNET_NETWORK.url,
contractAddresses: BETA_CONTRACT_ADDRESSES,
indexerApiUrl: TESTNET_INDEXER_URL,
wallet,
});
// Now you can use `spark` to interact with the library methods
Contributing
Contributions to improve the spark-orderbook-ts-sdk are welcome. Please feel free to fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request.