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demex-client

v0.1.20

Published

A perp trading client built on top of carbon-js-sdk

Downloads

109

Readme

Demex Client

This is an opinionated typescript client that wraps around carbon-js-sdk to proivde a simple way to programmatically trade on Carbon's Perpetuals markets.

Some data are steamed over websockets and cached in memory while the remaining are fetched asynchronously over gRPC or API methods.

Constraints

  • MAINNET support only
  • Perpetuals trading only

Installation

# For NPM
npm install demex-client --legacy-peer-deps

# For Yarn
yarn add demex-client --legacy-peer-deps

Warning

This client is considered Alpha software and is under develpoment at the moment. Client may contain bugs and hence use at your own risk.

Features

  • [ ] Uses human friendly symbols instead of market ids (e.g. "ETH" -> "cmkt/117")
  • [ ] Astracts all sats values & requirements to human readable values
  • [ ] Dead man's switch for chain and indexer liveliness to prevent stale data
  • [ ] Virtualization of user account state via websockets
  • [ ] Virtualization of market data state via websockets
  • [ ] Wraps position data with mark price and unrealized profit & loss
  • [ ] Warps market stats with funding rates

Roadmap

  • [ ] Expose websocket messages
  • [ ] Wrapped deposit and withdrawal transfer functions
  • [ ] Devnet & Testnet support

Quickstart


import { Client, OrderSide, OrderType, MAINNET_TOKENS } from 'demex-client'

async function run() {

  const bot = new Client()
  await bot.init({ mnemonic: "YOUR MNEMONIC"})
  bot.subscribeMarketStats()
  bot.subscribeOrderBooks(['BTC', 'ETH'])
  bot.subscribeAccountData()

  await bot.startWebsocket()

  // MARKET DATA

  const orderBook = bot.getOrderBook('ETH')
  const recentTrades = await bot.getTrades('BTC')
  const stats = await bot.getMarketStats()

  // ACCOUNT DATA

  const usdBalance = bot.getBalance(MAINNET_TOKENS.USD)
  const positions = bot.getPositions()
  const position = bot.getPosition('BTC')
  const orders = bot.getOpenOrders('BTC')

  const userTrades = await bot.getUserTrades('BTC')
  const leverages = await bot.getMarketsLeverage()

  // TRANSACTIONS

  const order = await bot.submitOrder({
    symbol: 'BTC',
    side: OrderSide.Buy,
    price: 40000.001,
    quantity: 0.0011111,
    type: OrderType.Limit,
  })
  const cancels = await bot.cancelAll('BTC')
  cosnt cancel = await.bot.cancelOrder("ORDERID")
  const leverage = await bot.updateLeverage('ETH', 1.3)

}

Bugs / Requests

Submit an issue here.