Express Relay Python SDK
Utility library for searchers and protocols to interact with the Express Relay API.
The SDK includes searcher-side utilities and protocol-side utilities. The searcher-side utilities include a basic Searcher client for connecting to the Express Relay server as well as an example SimpleSearcher class that provides a simple workflow for assessing and bidding on liquidation opportunities.
Installation
poetry
$ poetry add express-relay
Development
You can use anchorpy to generate a Python client of the Express Relay program.
anchorpy only works with the old Anchor IDL standard. You will need to use anchor 0.29.0: make sure you modify anchor_version in Anchor.toml to 0.29.0 and run anchor idl parse --file to generate the IDL.
You can generate the Python client from the IDL via:
poetry run anchorpy client-gen express_relay/idl/idlExpressRelay.json express_relay/svm/generated/express_relay --program-id PytERJFhAKuNNuaiXkApLfWzwNwSNDACpigT3LwQfou
Quickstart
To run the simple searcher script, navigate to python/ and run the following command:
Evm
$ poetry run python3 -m express_relay.searcher.examples.simple_searcher_evm \
--private-key <PRIVATE_KEY_HEX_STRING> \
--chain-id development \
--verbose \
--server-url https://per-staging.dourolabs.app/
This simple example runs a searcher that queries the Express Relay liquidation server for available liquidation opportunities and naively submits a bid on each available opportunity.
Svm
$ poetry run python3 -m express_relay.searcher.examples.simple_searcher_svm \
--endpoint-express-relay https://per-staging.dourolabs.app/ \
--chain-id development-solana \
--private-key-json-file <PATH_TO_JSON_FILE> \
--endpoint-svm https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com \
--bid 10000000 # Bid amount in lamports
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