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futuur

v2.1.1

Published

A TypeScript SDK for interacting with the Futuur API. This SDK provides a simple and type-safe way to interact with all Futuur API endpoints.

Readme

Futuur SDK

npm version

TypeScript SDK for the Futuur API (v2.0). Type-safe access to events, markets, orders, and wagers.

Full API reference: docs.futuur.com.

Installation

npm install futuur

Usage

Initialize

import { Futuur } from "futuur";

const sdk = new Futuur({
  publicKey: process.env.FUTUUR_PUBLIC_KEY!,
  privateKey: process.env.FUTUUR_PRIVATE_KEY!,
  timeout: 10000, // optional, default 10000ms
});

Account

const me = await sdk.me(); // { wallet: { USDC: "100.00", ... }, kyc_status, ... }
const balances = await sdk.balances({ currency: "USDC" });
const ranking = await sdk.ranking();

await sdk.registerSafe({ safe_address: "0xAbC…123", chain_id: 137 });

Events

const events = await sdk.listEvents({
  currency_mode: "play_money",
  live: true,
  limit: 20,
});
console.log(events.pagination.total, events.results);

const event = await sdk.getEvent(1023);
const actions = await sdk.getEventActions(1023, { my_bets: true });
const tax = await sdk.getEventTax(1023);
const related = await sdk.getRelatedEvents(1023);

const history = await sdk.getPriceHistory(1023, {
  currency_mode: "play_money",
  time_interval: "week",
});

const eventWagers = await sdk.getEventWagers(1023, { active: true });

Markets

getOrderBook takes a market (outcome) ID, not an event ID.

const book = await sdk.getOrderBook(4567, {
  currency_mode: "play_money",
  position: "long",
});

book.bid; // highest price first
book.ask; // lowest price first

Wagers

const wagers = await sdk.listWagers({ active: true, limit: 50 });
const wager = await sdk.getWager(98765);
const rebates = await sdk.getRebates({ date: "2026-06-25" });

Orders

const open = await sdk.listOrders({ status: "open", side: "bid" });

// Limit order
const limit = await sdk.createOrder({
  market: 4567,
  side: "bid",
  currency: "USDC",
  price: 0.62,
  shares: 100,
  position: "long",
});

// Market order (price = null)
const market = await sdk.createOrder({
  market: 4567,
  side: "bid",
  currency: "USDC",
  price: null,
  shares: 60,
});

await sdk.cancelOrder(10482);

shares is required on both forms. A body that carries only amount is rejected with KeyError: 'shares', so size the order yourself — walk getOrderBook if you want to convert a budget into shares at a price you know will fill.

Pass an idempotency key to make a retry safe:

await sdk.createOrder(body, { idempotencyKey: crypto.randomUUID() });

Batch orders

Batch endpoints accept 1–20 items and validate each one independently, so partial failures are normal — always inspect the per-item success flag.

const created = await sdk.batchCreateOrders({
  orders: [
    { market: 2231, side: "bid", position: "long", currency: "OOM", shares: "13", price: "0.43" },
    { market: 2231, side: "bid", position: "short", currency: "OOM", shares: "5", price: "0.44" },
  ],
});
created.results.filter((r) => !r.success); // items that failed validation

await sdk.batchUpdateOrders({
  orders: [{ id: 100, shares: "12", price: "0.48" }],
});

await sdk.batchCancelOrders({ order_ids: [100, 101] });

// Cancel everything, or scope to one event/market
const { canceled_order_ids, processing_order_ids } = await sdk.cancelAllOrders({
  event: 873,
});
// processing_order_ids were mid-fill — retry them with batchCancelOrders

Real-time updates

Futuur streams market data over Pusher. Public channels (event, event-{event_id}) need no authorization; private channels do, and pusherAuth signs that handshake.

import Pusher from "pusher-js";

const pusher = new Pusher("9011f7eac38e825792d5", {
  cluster: "us2",
  channelAuthorization: {
    customHandler: ({ socketId, channelName }, callback) => {
      sdk
        .pusherAuth(socketId, channelName)
        .then((auth) => callback(null, auth))
        .catch((err) => callback(err, null));
    },
  },
});

pusher.subscribe("private-user-1");

API Reference

Constructor Options

| Option | Type | Required | Default | | ------------ | ------ | -------- | ------------------------------- | | publicKey | string | yes | — | | privateKey | string | yes | — | | timeout | number | no | 10000 | | baseUrl | string | no | https://api.futuur.com/v2.0 |

Methods

| Method | Endpoint | | -------------------------------------- | --------------------------------- | | me() | GET /me/ | | balances(params?) | GET /me/balances/ | | registerSafe(body) | POST /me/safe/ | | ranking() | GET /me/ranking/ | | listEvents(params?) | GET /events/ | | getEvent(id) | GET /events/{id}/ | | getEventActions(id, params?) | GET /events/{id}/actions/ | | getEventTax(id) | GET /events/{id}/get_tax/ | | getRelatedEvents(id) | GET /events/{id}/related_events/| | getPriceHistory(id, params) | GET /events/{id}/price_history/ | | getEventWagers(id, params?) | GET /events/{id}/wagers/ | | getOrderBook(marketId, params) | GET /markets/{id}/book/ | | listWagers(params?) | GET /wagers/ | | getWager(id) | GET /wagers/{id}/ | | getRebates(params?) | GET /wagers/rebates/ | | listOrders(params?) | GET /orders/ | | createOrder(body, options?) | POST /orders/ | | batchCreateOrders(body, options?) | POST /orders/batch/ | | batchUpdateOrders(body, options?) | POST /orders/batch-update/ | | cancelOrder(id) | PATCH /orders/{id}/cancel/ | | batchCancelOrders(body) | POST /orders/batch-cancel/ | | cancelAllOrders(body?) | POST /orders/cancel-all/ | | pusherAuth(socketId, channelName) | POST /pusher/auth/ |

Pagination

List endpoints return { pagination, results }:

const { pagination, results } = await sdk.listOrders({ limit: 20 });
pagination.total; // total records matching the query
pagination.next; // URL of the next page, or null

getEventWagers and getRelatedEvents are the exceptions — they return plain arrays.

Authentication

The SDK signs every request with HMAC-SHA512 using your private key. Request headers Key, Timestamp, HMAC are added automatically. Never commit your private key — load it from env vars or a secrets manager.

Query params (GET) and body params (POST) are folded into the signed parameter set, sorted alphabetically and URL-encoded. Nested bodies — the orders array on the batch endpoints — are serialized as JSON before signing.

The encoding has to match the API's, which is Python's urlencode, so a space signs as + and !'()* are escaped. Null handling differs by location: a null query param never reaches the wire and is left out of the signature, while a null body param does reach the wire and signs as None. Getting either wrong yields authentication_failed — a 401 that reads like a credential problem but is really a signature one. me() takes no params, so if it succeeds while a parameterised call fails, the credentials are fine.

Rate limits are 2,000 requests/minute and 30,000/day per account; identical POSTs within 1 second are rejected as duplicates.

Error Handling

try {
  await sdk.createOrder({
    market: 4567,
    side: "bid",
    currency: "USDC",
    price: 0.62,
    shares: 100,
  });
} catch (err) {
  // axios error — inspect err.response?.data for API error code
  console.error(err);
}

Common API errors: UserNotEnoughBalance, MarketClosed, OrderBookConflictingOrders, InvalidShares, InvalidHMACSignature.

Migration from v1

v2 is a breaking rewrite around the new resource model (events / markets / orders / wagers). Removed: marketList, marketDetail, relatedMarkets, suggestMarket, categoryList, categoryDetail, rootCategories, rootCategoriesAndMainChildren, bettingList, betDetail, getPartialAmountOnSell, currentRates, purchase, sell. Trading now goes through createOrder / cancelOrder; positions are read via listWagers / getWager.

Development

npm run build
npm test

License

MIT

Disclaimer

Unofficial SDK. Not affiliated with Futuur.