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@neutral-trade/sdk

v0.1.17

Published

SDK for Neutral Trade vaults

Readme

@neutral-trade/sdk

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TypeScript SDK for Neutral Trade vaults.

📚 Documentation

Installation

# npm
npm install @neutral-trade/sdk

# yarn
yarn add @neutral-trade/sdk

# pnpm
pnpm add @neutral-trade/sdk

# bun
bun add @neutral-trade/sdk

All dependencies are bundled with the SDK, so no additional peer dependencies are required.

Quick Start

import { NeutralTrade, VaultId } from '@neutral-trade/sdk'

// Initialize the SDK
const sdk = await NeutralTrade.create({
  rpcUrl: 'YOUR_RPC_URL_HERE'
})

// Get user balance for specific vaults
const balances = await sdk.getUserBalanceByVaultIds({
  vaultIds: [VaultId.sol_super_staking_1, VaultId.btc_super_staking_3],
  userAddress: 'YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS'
})

console.log(balances)

Available Vaults

The SDK supports both Drift and Bundle vault types. Use the VaultId enum to reference vaults:

import { VaultId } from '@neutral-trade/sdk'

// Drift Vaults
VaultId.sol_super_staking_1 // SOL Super Staking
VaultId.btc_super_staking_3 // BTC Super Staking
VaultId.jlp_delta_neutral_vault_1_0 // JLP Delta Neutral (vault-1)

// Bundle Vaults
VaultId.hyperliquid_funding_arb_48 // Hyperliquid Funding Arb
VaultId.alp_delta_neutral_49 // ALP Delta Neutral

See the documentation for the complete list of available vaults.

Configuration Registry

The SDK includes built-in vault configurations, but you can also fetch the latest configurations from a remote registry. This is useful if you don't upgrade the SDK package frequently.

Registry URLs

  • GitHub Raw: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/neutral-trade/sdk/main/src/registry/vaults.json
  • jsDelivr CDN: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/neutral-trade/sdk@main/src/registry/vaults.json

Usage

Use the registry URL if you don't upgrade the SDK frequently:

const sdk = await NeutralTrade.create({
  rpcUrl: 'YOUR_RPC_URL_HERE',
  registryUrl: 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/neutral-trade/sdk@main/src/registry/vaults.json'
})

This ensures you always have the latest vault configurations without needing to update the SDK package.

Use built-in configs if you upgrade the SDK regularly:

const sdk = await NeutralTrade.create({
  rpcUrl: 'YOUR_RPC_URL_HERE'
  // No registryUrl - uses built-in configurations
})

This is simpler and doesn't require an additional network request at initialization.

Examples

Check out the examples directory for more usage examples.

License

MIT