Orion Protocol SDK

Overview

Orion Software Developer Kit is a set of functions and methods that allow dApp developers connect to the superior aggregated liquidity of Orion Protocol which combines orderbooks of centralized exchanges as well decentralized automatic market makers such as Uniswap or Spookyswap across several supported blockchains. Through this connection, developers using the SDK can perform a wide range of actions, including swapping selected tokens using Orion’s aggregated liquidity, obtaining relevant market information through subscriptions, add and remove liquidity to Orion’s pools.

API Key

Orion’s SDK is free to use and does not require an API key or registration. Refer to integration examples for more detailed information.

• Install
• Usage
• Initialization
• High level methods
  • Withdraw
  • Deposit
  • Get swap market fee info
  • Make swap market
  • Add liquidity
  • Remove all liquidity
• Low level methods
  • Get historical price
  • Get tradable pairs
  • Get swap info
  • Place order in Orion Aggregator
  • Orion Aggregator WebSocket
  • Swap Info
  • Balances and order history stream
  • Orderbook stream
  • Orion Aggregator WS Stream Unsubscribing
• Price Feed Websocket Stream
• About our fetching system
• Using contracts

Install

npm i @orionprotocol/sdk

Usage

Initialization

⚠️ Ethers ^5.6.0 required

// Node.js
import { OrionUnit } from "@orionprotocol/sdk";
import { Wallet } from "ethers";

const orionUnit = new OrionUnit("bsc", "production"); // eth, bsc, ftm available
const wallet = new Wallet("0x...", orionUnit.provider);
// OrionUnit is chain-in-environment abstraction

// Metamask
import { OrionUnit } from "@orionprotocol/sdk";
import detectEthereumProvider from "@metamask/detect-provider";
import { BaseProvider } from "@metamask/providers";
import { providers } from "ethers";

const startApp = async (provider: BaseProvider) => {
  const web3Provider = new providers.Web3Provider(provider);
  await web3Provider.ready;
  const signer = web3Provider.getSigner(); // ready to go
  const orionUnit = new OrionUnit("eth", "production"); // ready to go
};

detectEthereumProvider().then((provider) => {
  if (provider) {
    startApp(provider as BaseProvider);
  } else {
    console.log("Please install MetaMask!");
  }
});

High level methods

Withdraw

orionUnit.exchange.withdraw({
  amount: 435.275,
  asset: "USDT",
  signer: wallet, // or signer when UI
});

Deposit

orionUnit.exchange.deposit({
  amount: 2.5,
  asset: "ORN",
  signer: wallet, // or signer when UI
});

Get swap market fee info

orionUnit.exchange
  .getSwapMarketFeeInfo({
    type: "exactSpend",
    assetIn: "ORN",
    assetOut: "USDT",
    feeAsset: "ORN",
    amount: 23.89045345,
    options: {
      // Optional
      poolOnly: false,
    },
  })
  .then(console.log);

// {
//   feeAsset: 'BNB',
//   feeAssetAddress: '0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000',
//   feeAmount: '0.006'
//  }

// {
//   feeAsset: 'ORN',
//   feeAssetAddress: '0xf223eca06261145b3287a0fefd8cfad371c7eb34',
//   feeAmount: '2.5910754708713146879833915507960091181362655'
// }

Make swap market

// Each trading pair has its own quantity precision
// You need to prepare (round) the quantity according to quantity precision

const pairConfig = await simpleFetch(orionAggregator.getPairConfig)("ORN-USDT");
if (!pairConfig) throw new Error(`Pair config ORN-USDT not found`);

const { qtyPrecision } = pairConfig;

const amount = 23.5346563;
const roundedAmount = new BigNumber(amount).dp(
  qtyPrecision,
  BigNumber.ROUND_FLOOR
); // You can use you own Math lib

orionUnit.exchange
  .swapMarket({
    type: "exactSpend",
    assetIn: "ORN",
    assetOut: "USDT",
    feeAsset: "ORN",
    amount: roundedAmount.toNumber(),
    slippagePercent: 1,
    signer: wallet, // or signer when UI
    options: {
      // All options are optional 🙂
      poolOnly: true, // You can specify whether you want to perform the exchange only through the pool
      instantSettlement: true, // Set true to ensure that funds can be instantly transferred to wallet (otherwise, there is a possibility of receiving funds to the balance of the exchange contract)
      logger: console.log,
      // Set it to true if you want the issues associated with
      // the lack of allowance to be automatically corrected
      autoApprove: true,
    },
  })
  .then(console.log);

Add liquidity

orionUnit.farmingManager.addLiquidity({
  poolName: "ORN-USDT",
  amountAsset: "ORN", // ORN or USDT for this pool
  amount: 23.352345,
  signer: wallet, // or signer when UI
});

Remove all liquidity

orionUnit.farmingManager.removeAllLiquidity({
  poolName: "ORN-USDT",
  signer: wallet, // or signer when UI
});

Low level methods

Get aggregated orderbook

import { simpleFetch } from "@orionprotocol/sdk";

const orderbook = await simpleFetch(
  orionUnit.orionAggregator.getAggregatedOrderbook
)(
  "ORN-USDT",
  20 // Depth
);

Get historical price

import { simpleFetch } from "@orionprotocol/sdk";

const candles = await simpleFetch(orionUnit.priceFeed.getCandles)(
  "ORN-USDT",
  1650287678, // interval start, unix timestamp
  1650374078, // interval end, unix timestamp
  "5m" // '5m' or '30m' or '1h' or '1d',
);

Get tradable pairs

import { simpleFetch } from "@orionprotocol/sdk";
const pairsList = await simpleFetch(orionUnit.orionAggregator.getPairsList)();
console.log(pairsList); // ['ORN-USDT', 'BNB-ORN', 'FTM-ORN', 'ETH-ORN']

Get swap info

import { simpleFetch } from "@orionprotocol/sdk";

const swapInfo = await simpleFetch(orionUnit.orionAggregator.getSwapInfo)(
  // Use 'exactSpend' when 'amount' is how much you want spend. Use 'exactReceive' otherwise
  "exactSpend", // type
  "ORN", // asset in
  "USDT", // asset out
  25.23453457, // amount
  ["ORION_POOL"] // Exchanges. OPTIONAL! Specify ['ORION_POOL'] if you want "pool only" swap execution
);

Swap info response example:

{
  "id": "2275c9b1-5c42-40c4-805f-bb1e685029f9",
  "assetIn": "ORN",
  "amountIn": 25.23453457,
  "assetOut": "USDT",
  "amountOut": 37.11892965,
  "price": 1.47095757,
  "marketAmountOut": 37.11892965,
  "marketAmountIn": null,
  "marketPrice": 1.47095757,
  "minAmountIn": 8.2,
  "minAmountOut": 12,
  "availableAmountIn": 25.2,
  "availableAmountOut": null,
  "path": ["ORN", "USDT"],
  "isThroughPoolOptimal": true,
  "orderInfo": {
    "assetPair": "ORN-USDT",
    "side": "SELL",
    "amount": 25.2,
    "safePrice": 1.468
  },
  "executionInfo": "ORION_POOL: ORN -> USDT (length = 1): 25.23453457 ORN -> 37.11892965 USDT, market amount out = 37.11892965 USDT, price = 1.47095757 USDT/ORN (order SELL 25.2 @ 1.47 (safe price 1.468) on ORN-USDT), available amount in = 25.2 ORN, steps: {[1]: 25.23453457 ORN -> 37.11892965 USDT, price = 1.47095757 USDT/ORN, passed amount in = 25.23453457 ORN, amount out = cost of SELL on ORN-USDT order by min price = 1.47095757 USDT/ORN (sell by amount), avgWeighedPrice = 1.47095757 USDT/ORN, cost by avgWeighedPrice = 37.11892965 USDT, executed sell amount = 25.23453457 ORN}"
}

Place order in Orion Aggregator

import { simpleFetch, crypt } from "@orionprotocol/sdk";
import { Exchange__factory } from "@orionprotocol/contracts";

const myAddress = await signer.getAddress(); // or wallet.address (without await)
const baseAssetAddress = "0xfbcad2c3a90fbd94c335fbdf8e22573456da7f68";
const quoteAssetAddress = "0xcb2951e90d8dcf16e1fa84ac0c83f48906d6a744";
const amount = "345.623434";
const price = "2.55";
const feeAssetAddress = "0xf223eca06261145b3287a0fefd8cfad371c7eb34";
const fee = "0.7235"; // Orion Fee + Network Fee in fee asset
const side = "BUY"; // or 'SELL'
const isPersonalSign = false; // https://docs.metamask.io/guide/signing-data.html#a-brief-history
const { chainId } = orionUnit;
const {
  matcherAddress, // The address that will transfer funds to you during the exchange process
} = await simpleFetch(orionUnit.orionBlockchain.getInfo)();

const signedOrder = await crypt.signOrder(
  baseAssetAddress,
  quoteAssetAddress,
  side,
  price,
  amount,
  fee,
  myAddress,
  matcherAddress,
  feeAssetAddress,
  isPersonalSign,
  wallet, // or signer when UI
  chainId
);

const exchangeContract = Exchange__factory.connect(
  exchangeContractAddress,
  orionUnit.provider
);

const orderIsOk = await exchangeContract.validateOrder(signedOrder);

if (!orderIsOk) throw new Error("Order invalid");

const { orderId } = await simpleFetch(orionUnit.orionAggregator.placeOrder)(
  signedOrder,
  false // True if you want place order to "internal" orderbook. If you do not want your order to be executed on CEXes or DEXes, but could be filled with the another "internal" order(s).
);

Orion Aggregator WebSocket

Available subscriptions:

ADDRESS_UPDATES_SUBSCRIBE = 'aus', // Orders history, balances info
SWAP_SUBSCRIBE = 'ss', // Swap info updates
AGGREGATED_ORDER_BOOK_UPDATES_SUBSCRIBE = 'aobus', // Bids and asks
ASSET_PAIRS_CONFIG_UPDATES_SUBSCRIBE = 'apcus',
BROKER_TRADABLE_ATOMIC_SWAP_ASSETS_BALANCE_UPDATES_SUBSCRIBE = 'btasabus', // Need for Orion Bridge

Swap Info

const swapRequestId = orionUnit.orionAggregator.ws.subscribe(
  "ss", // SWAP_SUBSCRIBE
  {
    payload: {
      i: assetIn, // asset in
      o: assetOut, // asset out
      e: true, // true when type of swap is exactSpend, can be omitted (true by default)
      es: ['ORION_POOL'] // OPTIONAL! Specify ['ORION_POOL'] if you want "pool only" swap execution
      a: 5.62345343, // amount
    },
    // Handle data update in your way
    callback: (swapInfo) => {
      switch (swapInfo.kind) {
        case "exactSpend":
          console.log(swapInfo.availableAmountIn);
          break;
        case "exactReceive":
          console.log(swapInfo.availableAmountOut);
          break;
      }
    },
  }
);

orionAggregator.ws.unsubscribe(swapRequestId);

Balances and order history stream

orionUnit.orionAggregator.ws.subscribe(
  "aus", // ADDRESS_UPDATES_SUBSCRIBE — orders, balances
  {
    payload: "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000", // Some wallet address
    callback: (data) => {
      switch (data.kind) {
        case "initial":
          if (data.orders) console.log(data.orders); // All orders. "orders" is undefined if you don't have any orders yet
          console.log(data.balances); // Since this is initial message, the balances contain all assets
          break;
        case "update": {
          if (data.order) {
            switch (data.order.kind) {
              case "full":
                console.log("Pool order", data.order); // Orders from the pool go into history with the SETTLED status
                break;
              case "update":
                console.log("Order in the process of execution", data.order);
                break;
              default:
                break;
            }
          }
          if (data.balances) console.log("Balance update", data.balances); // Since this is an update message, the balances only contain the changed assets
        }
      }
    },
  }
);

orionUnit.orionAggregator.ws.unsubscribe(
  "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000"
);

Orderbook stream

orionUnit.orionAggregator.ws.subscribe("aobus", {
  payload: "ORN-USDT", // Some trading pair
  callback: (asks, bids, pairName) => {
    console.log(`${pairName} orderbook asks`, asks);
    console.log(`${pairName} orderbook bids`, bids);
  },
});

orionUnit.orionAggregator.ws.unsubscribe("ORN-USDT");

Orion Aggregator WS Stream Unsubscribing

// Asset pairs config updates unsubscribe
orionUnit.orionAggregator.ws.unsubscribe("apcu");

// Broker tradable atomic swap assets balance unsubscribe
orionUnit.orionAggregator.ws.unsubscribe("btasabu");

Price Feed Websocket Stream

const allTickersSubscription = orionUnit.priceFeed.ws.subscribe("allTickers", {
  callback: (tickers) => {
    console.log(tickers);
  },
});
allTickersSubscription.unsubscribe();
orionUnit.priceFeed.ws.unsubscribe("allTickers", allTickersSubscription.id); // Also you can unsubscribe like this

const tickerSubscription = orionUnit.priceFeed.ws.subscribe("ticker", {
  callback: (ticker) => {
    console.log(tricker);
  },
  payload: "ORN-USDT",
});
tickerSubscription.subscription();
orionUnit.priceFeed.ws.unsubscribe("ticker", tickerSubscription.id);

const lastPriceSubscription = orionUnit.priceFeed.ws.subscribe("lastPrice", {
  callback: ({ pair, price }) => {
    console.log(`Price: ${price}`);
  },
  payload: "ORN-USDT",
});
lastPriceSubscription.unsubscribe();
orionUnit.priceFeed.ws.unsubscribe("lastPrice", lastPriceSubscription.id);

About our fetching system

Data fetching is often a pain. Network issue, fetching library errors, server errors, wrong response data. We want to be able to handle all these errors in a human way and be sure that we get the expected data.

1. We overcome the limitations of exception handling (for example, in the catch block, the thrown exception can be anything) with neverthrow.
2. Predictability (validation) is provided to us by zod

We have two options for interacting with our services.

1. Verbose. Provides a result object that can be successful or not. Provides data to handle fetching error: http code, http status, response body, response status and .etc)
2. Simple Fetch. Is a wrapper over a verbose way. Allows you to "just fetch" (perhaps as you usually do)

// Verbose way example

const getCandlesResult = await orionUnit.priceFeed.getCandles(
  "ORN-USDT",
  1650287678,
  1650374078,
  "5m"
);
if (getCandlesResult.isErr()) {
  // You can handle fetching errors here
  // You can access error text, statuses
  const { error } = placeOrderFetchResult;
  switch (error.type) {
    case "fetchError": // Instance of Error
      console.error(error.message);
      break;
    case "unknownFetchError":
      console.error(`URL: ${error.url}, Error: ${error.message}`);
      break;
    case "unknownFetchThrow":
      console.error("Something wrong happened during fetching", error.error);
      break;
    // ... more error types see in src/fetchWithValidation.ts
  }
} else {
  // Success result
  const { candles, timeStart, timeEnd } = getCandlesResult.value;
  // Here we can handle response data
}

// Simple Fetch

const { candles, timeStart, timeEnd } = await simpleFetch(
  orionUnit.priceFeed.getCandles
)("ORN-USDT", 1650287678, 1650374078, "5m");

// Here we can handle response data

Using contracts

Use package @orionprotocol/contracts