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@gamegainsgg/sdk

v0.1.0

Published

Official TypeScript SDK for the GameGains perpetual-futures trading API.

Downloads

142

Readme

@gamegainsgg/sdk

npm version License: MIT

Official TypeScript SDK for the GameGains perpetual-futures trading API. HMAC + EIP-712 signing are built in — you provide keys, the SDK signs every request.

npm install @gamegainsgg/sdk

Quickstart

Public (unauthenticated) data

import { GameGains } from "@gamegainsgg/sdk";

const gg = new GameGains({ serverURL: "https://api.gamegains.gg" });
const info = await gg.markets.getExchangeInfo();       // chainId, settlementAddress, symbols
const price = await gg.marketData.getOraclePrice({ market: "AK47-REDLINE-FT" });
console.log(price.markPrice, price.isStale);

Authenticated (auto-signed) requests

createSignedClient returns a client that HMAC-signs every request with your API secret — no per-call wiring:

import { createSignedClient } from "@gamegainsgg/sdk";

const gg = createSignedClient({
  serverURL: "https://api.gamegains.gg",
  apiKey: "gg_pk_...",
  apiSecret: "gg_sk_...",     // shown once at key creation
});

const acct = await gg.account.getAccount();            // signed automatically
console.log(acct.collateral.total);

Signing helpers (EIP-712 + cancel intents)

Orders, API keys, and cancels are authorized by your wallet signature. The SDK ships the exact signers (byte-identical to the gateway) so a self-custody / linked wallet can sign locally:

import { signOrderIntent, signCancelIntent } from "@gamegainsgg/sdk";
// also available from the subpath: "@gamegainsgg/sdk/gg/eip712"

const info = await gg.markets.getExchangeInfo();

// Place an order
const sig = await signOrderIntent(privateKey, Number(info.chainId), info.settlementAddress, {
  trader: address, symbol: "AK47-REDLINE-FT", side: "long", orderType: "limit",
  price: 30.71, sizeUSD: 100, leverage: 2, nonce, expiry,
});
// ...pass sig as the order body's `signature` field to gg.orders.createOrder(...)

// Close a position: a reduce-only order on the OPPOSITE side, sized to the position
await signOrderIntent(privateKey, chainId, settlement, {
  ..., side: "short", orderType: "market", price: 0, sizeUSD: positionNotional, reduceOnly: true,
});

// Cancel a resting order (linked wallets must pre-sign)
const { signature, timestamp } = await signCancelIntent(privateKey, { orderId });

signCancelIntent / signCancelAllIntent produce a personal_sign over the raw keccak of the cancel payload and return { signature, timestamp } — pass both in the DELETE request body. signCancelBatchIntent returns { signature } only (no timestamp — the sorted id set is the nonce). Custodial keys may omit the signature (the gateway signs); linked wallets must supply it.

Full API reference

See docs/ for every resource and model. The typed client also works with a ggApikey on new GameGains({...}) if you prefer to manage signing yourself.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.