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@deepbookie/cli

v0.1.2

Published

DeepBookie CLI — trade DeepBook Predict from the terminal; the tool builds the tx, your local key signs it.

Readme

@deepbookie/cli

The DeepBookie command-line tool — trade DeepBook on Sui from your terminal. The tool builds the transaction; your local key signs it.

Use it

npx @deepbookie/cli wallet              # show the local address + SUI/dUSDC balances
npx @deepbookie/cli tools               # list every tool
npx @deepbookie/cli call list_markets   # call a read tool → prints JSON
npx @deepbookie/cli call get_odds '{"asset":"BTC"}'

Or install it globally:

npm i -g @deepbookie/cli
deepbookie tools

Commands

| Command | Does | | --- | --- | | wallet | Print the local wallet address and balances. | | tools | List all available tools (name + schema). | | call <tool> [json] | Call any tool. Reads print data; writes build → sign with your local key → execute, and print the digest. |

Args are a JSON object: deepbookie call mint '{"oracleId":"0x…","direction":"UP","amount":5}'.

The signing key

Resolved in this order:

  1. DEEPBOOKIE_PRIVATE_KEY — a suiprivkey… secret key.
  2. ~/.deepbookie/config.json — a persisted key (mode 0600).
  3. Auto-generate one, persist it, and print the address to fund.

The agent only ever builds an unsigned transaction — nothing signs without your key.

Environment

| Variable | Purpose | | --- | --- | | DEEPBOOKIE_PRIVATE_KEY | Sui secret key (suiprivkey…). | | DEEPBOOKIE_NETWORK | testnet (default). | | DEEPBOOKIE_MANAGER_ID / DEEPBOOKIE_BALANCE_MANAGER_ID | Optional — your Predict / DeepBook shared managers. | | DEEPBOOKIE_LOG_LEVEL | Pino log level. |

Runs on Sui testnet. Fund the key before signing writes.

License

MIT