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gitstock

v0.1.0

Published

Typed client for gitstock.io — the onchain reference for Robinhood Chain stock tokens. Canonical addresses, guarded live prices, field notes. No key, no auth.

Downloads

127

Readme

gitstock

Typed client for gitstock.io — the onchain reference for Robinhood Chain (4663) stock tokens. Canonical addresses, guarded live prices, field notes. Zero dependencies, no key, no auth, CORS open.

npm i gitstock
import { getStock, getRegistry, isStale, FEED_ABI, ADDRESSES } from "gitstock";

const nvda = await getStock("NVDA");
nvda.price.usd          // live price (already stock × uiMultiplier — do NOT multiply again)
nvda.feed.proxy         // the canonical Chainlink proxy to read on-chain
nvda.fieldNotes         // the quirks that break integrations
nvda.dependents         // tokens paired against NVDA (with community scam flags)

const { tokens } = await getRegistry();  // all 100+ tokens, factory-verified addresses

Reading on-chain yourself (ethers / viem)

The API gives you the resolved feed.proxy; pair it with FEED_ABI and guard with isStale:

import { ethers } from "ethers";
import { getStock, FEED_ABI, isStale } from "gitstock";

const { feed } = await getStock("NVDA");
const c = new ethers.Contract(feed.proxy, FEED_ABI, provider);
const [, answer, , updatedAt] = await c.latestRoundData();
const price = Number(ethers.formatUnits(answer, await c.decimals()));
if (isStale(updatedAt)) throw new Error("stale price");

The quirks (why this exists)

  • The stock token stores no price and no feed pointer on-chain — the token→feed mapping exists nowhere else.
  • Never resolve by symbol — impostor tokens exist. Verify against ADDRESSES.factory TokenCreated events.
  • Do not gate on the L2 sequencer feed — it's hardwired "down" on this chain; the standard Chainlink pattern will never render a price. Use isStale() (24h heartbeat) as the real guard.
  • Prices track total return (dividends reinvest via uiMultiplier()), so they drift above headline quotes.

Full field notes: https://gitstock.io/docs · Machine spec: https://gitstock.io/llms.txt

API surface

getStock(sym) · getRegistry() · getHistory(sym) · getDependents() · getPrices() · getStatus() Constants: CHAIN_ID, ADDRESSES, FEED_ABI, STOCK_ABI, FEED_HEARTBEAT_SECONDS · Helper: isStale()

MIT © Bal (adrizenin)