gigadex-sdk
The community Python SDK for building on GigaDex on Robinhood Chain.
gigadex-sdk gives Python developers a small, typed foundation for reading GigaDex data, working with concentrated-liquidity prices and ticks, loading verified contract ABIs, and preparing Web3 integrations.
It is useful for:
- liquidity keepers and range-management bots
- portfolio dashboards
- analytics and reporting scripts
- research notebooks
- trading and automation tools
This SDK is community maintained. Review all transactions yourself before sending funds on-chain.
Features
- GigaDex GraphQL client for tokens, pools, positions, and portfolio state.
- Typed Pydantic models for safer application code.
- Concentrated-liquidity math for ticks, prices, ranges, and tick-spacing alignment.
- Packaged ABI loading for common GigaDex/Web3 contract interactions.
- Web3 helpers for contracts, chain validation, gas checks, signing, and sending transactions.
- Modern Python packaging with
uv,pyproject.toml, and Python 3.11+ support.
Installation
With uv:
uv add gigadex-sdk
With pip:
pip install gigadex-sdk
Quick start
Fetch portfolio data
from gigadex_sdk.graphql_client import GigaDexGraphQLClient
GRAPHQL_URL = "https://edge.gigadex.fi/v1/graphql"
CHAIN_ID = 4663
ACCOUNT = "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000"
client = GigaDexGraphQLClient(GRAPHQL_URL)
portfolio = client.fetch_portfolio(chain_id=CHAIN_ID, account=ACCOUNT)
for position in portfolio.positions:
print(position.token_id, position.pool, position.tick_lower, position.tick_upper)
Work with concentrated-liquidity ticks
from decimal import Decimal
from gigadex_sdk.math import percentage_range_ticks, range_width_percent
current_tick = -200_000
tick_spacing = 10
tick_lower, tick_upper = percentage_range_ticks(
current_tick=current_tick,
percent_each_side=Decimal("5"),
tick_spacing=tick_spacing,
)
lower_pct, upper_pct = range_width_percent(tick_lower, tick_upper, current_tick)
print(tick_lower, tick_upper)
print(f"range: -{lower_pct:.2f}% / +{upper_pct:.2f}%")
Load packaged ABIs
from gigadex_sdk.abis import ERC20_ABI, POSITION_MANAGER_ABI
print(len(ERC20_ABI))
print(len(POSITION_MANAGER_ABI))
Create a Web3 contract
from gigadex_sdk.abis import ERC20_ABI
from gigadex_sdk.chain import ChainClient
# ChainClient expects a small settings object with rpc_url, chain_id,
# account/private-key settings, and gas controls. See README-DEV.md for
# development details and examples.
token = chain_client.contract("0xTokenAddress", ERC20_ABI)
Common constants
GIGADEX_GRAPHQL_URL = "https://edge.gigadex.fi/v1/graphql"
ROBINHOOD_CHAIN_ID = 4663
Project status
gigadex-sdk is early software. The current focus is reliable read access, reusable data models, concentrated-liquidity math, and safe building blocks for bot authors.
On-chain write helpers are intentionally low-level. Applications should add their own policy layer for slippage, gas limits, simulation, private-key handling, retries, alerts, and human review.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome. For development setup, test commands, release steps, and PyPI publishing notes, see README-DEV.md.
License
MIT
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