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@waterx/predict-sdk

v0.1.0

Published

WaterX prediction market SDK

Readme

@waterx/predict-sdk

TypeScript SDK for waterx_prediction, the WaterX prediction market broker on Sui.

The package exposes:

  • PredictClient for Sui gRPC, simulation, and execution.
  • User PTB builders for placeOrder, requestClose, claim, and self-cancel paths.
  • Keeper PTB builders for fill/cancel/close/resolve/force-claim paths.
  • Admin PTB builders for registry setup, settlement funding, pause controls, and keeper management.
  • Generated Move wrappers in src/generated via pnpm codegen.
  • User-facing grouped exports under src/user.
  • Shared argument/BCS helpers under src/utils.
  • View helpers that read waterx_prediction::view via simulateTransaction and BCS parsing.
import { PredictClient, placeOrder } from "@waterx/predict-sdk";
import { Transaction } from "@mysten/sui/transactions";

const client = PredictClient.testnet();

const tx = new Transaction();
placeOrder(client, tx, {
  accountId: "0x...",
  maxSpend: 100_000_000n,
  marketId: "0x...",
  selection: "YES",
  minShares: 50_000_000n,
  priceCapBps: 7_000n,
  expiryTs: 9_999_999_999_999n,
});

Testnet package, shared object, registry, and settlement coin defaults are wired from the WaterX config snapshot: WaterXProtocol/waterx-config. You can still override any ID when testing a new deployment:

const client = PredictClient.testnet({
  packageId: "0x...",
  globalConfig: "0x...",
  marketRegistry: "0x...",
  accountRegistry: "0x...",
  settlementCoinType: "0x...::coin::COIN",
});

Input validation

  • PTB helpers use strict literals for Selection / Outcome ("YES", "NO", "INVALID"). On-chain view decoding accepts Move enum casing (for example "Yes").
  • normalizeMarketId() is for PTB vector<u8> arguments. Strings starting with 0x are parsed as hex; other strings are UTF-8. View decoding expects Uint8Array or number[] for market_id, not strings.
  • toBigInt() rejects empty strings, non-integers, negatives, and values above u64::MAX.

Development

pnpm codegen
pnpm typecheck
pnpm build
pnpm test:unit

pnpm codegen regenerates src/generated from:

  • ../waterx-contract/waterx_prediction
  • ../waterx-contract/waterx_account
  • ../waterx-contract/bucket_framework