@aori-io/sdk
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The Aori TypeScript SDK for interacting with Aori's HTTP and Websocket-based API
Aori is a high-performance orderbook protocol for high-frequency trading on-chain and facilitating OTC settlement. This repository provides a TypeScript SDK for interacting with the Aori API to help developers integrate and build on top of the protocol as easily as possible.
Other packages are available for more periphery use cases of Aori to help developers build trading strategies and applications faster.
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| @aori-io/sdk | For interacting with the Aori API. These are in the form of Providers that are lightweight clients to help structure calls. |
| @aori-io/adapters | Adapters for Aggregators, Decentralised Exchanges and Liquidity Sources on-chain. Logic and quoters for QuoteMakers can also be found here. |
This SDK is released under the MIT License.
You can find up-to-date documentation at https://docs.aori.io that details all information on our SDKs and how to use them.
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The Aori TypeScript SDK for interacting with Aori's HTTP and Websocket-based API
The npm package @aori-io/sdk receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, @aori-io/sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
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