hubble-exchange 0.5.1

Official python SDK for Hubble Exchange

Python SDK for Hubble Exchange

Hubble Exchange is a Layer 1 Blockchain for a Decentralised Perps OrderBook
Twitter

Installation

The simplest way is to install the package from PyPI:

pip install hubble-exchange

Example usage:

All read/write functions are async
Requires HUBBLE_RPC_HOST and HUBBLE_BLOCKCHAIN_ID environment variable to be set

export HUBBLE_RPC_HOST=candy-hubblenet-rpc.hubble.exchange
export HUBBLE_BLOCKCHAIN_ID=iKMFgo49o4X3Pd3UWUkmPwjKom3xZz3Vo6Y1kkwL2Ce6DZaPm

import os
from hubble_exchange import HubbleClient, OrderBookDepthResponse


async def main():

    async def callback(response):
        print(f"Received response: {response}")
        return response

    client = HubbleClient(os.getenv("PRIVATE_KEY"))

    # get a dict of all market ids and names - for example {0: "ETH-Perp", 1: "AVAX-Perp"}
    markets = await client.get_markets()

    # place multiple orders at once
    orders = []
    orders.append(Order.new(3, 1, 1.2, False)) # market = 3, qty = 1, price = 1.2, reduce_only = False
    orders.append(Order.new(0, 0.1, 1800, False)) # market = 0, qty = 0.1, price = 1800, reduce_only = False
    # placed_orders list will contain the order ids for the orders placed
    placed_orders = await client.place_orders(orders, True, callback)

    # get order status
    order_status = await client.get_order_status(order.id, callback)
    
    # cancel an order
    await client.cancel_orders([order], True, True, callback)

    # order can also be cancelled by order id
    await client.cancel_order_by_id(order.id, True, callback)

    # get current order book for market = 1
    order_book = await client.get_order_book(1, callback)

    # get current margin and positions(uses the address for which private key is set)
    positions = await client.get_margin_and_positions(callback)

    # get order fills
    order_fills = await client.get_order_fills()

    # subscribe to order book updates for market = 0; receives a new message every second(only for those prices where the quantity has changed)
    async def on_message(ws, message):
        print(f"Received orderbook update: {message}")

    asyncio.run(client.subscribe_to_order_book_depth(0, callback=on_message))

Custom transaction options

The following options can be passed to the client to override the default

{
    "nonce": Nonce,
    "gas": int,
    "maxFeePerGas": Union[str, Wei],
    "maxPriorityFeePerGas": Union[str, Wei],
},

It can be used for place_orders, place_single_order, cancel_orders, cancel_order_by_id methods. Example:

from web3 import Web3

client = HubbleClient(os.getenv("PRIVATE_KEY"))
placed_orders = await client.place_orders(orders, callback, {
    "gas": 500_000,
    "maxFeePerGas": Web3.to_wei(80, 'gwei'),
    "maxPriorityFeePerGas": Web3.to_wei(20, 'gwei'),
})

Trader feed

All order updates related to a particular trader can be subscribed to using the subscribe_to_trader_updates method. It can be subscribed in 2 confirmation modes - head block or accepted block. Events received in head block mode are not finalised and can be reverted. When an event is removed from the chain, the client will receive a removed=True event. Events received in accepted block mode are finalised and will alwats have removed=False.

import os
from hubble_exchange import HubbleClient, ConfirmationMode

async def main():
    client = HubbleClient(os.getenv("PRIVATE_KEY"))
    await client.subscribe_to_trader_updates(ConfirmationMode.accepted, callback)

Market feed

All trades of a particular market can be subscribed to using the subscribe_to_market_updates method. Similar to the trader feed, it has 2 confirmation modes - head block or accepted block.

import os
from hubble_exchange import HubbleClient, ConfirmationMode

async def main():
    client = HubbleClient(os.getenv("PRIVATE_KEY"))
    # subscribe to market id 0
    await client.subscribe_to_market_updates(0, ConfirmationMode.accepted, callback)

Transaction modes

There are different modes in which the client can wait for acknowledgement of the transaction. The default behaviour is to send the transaction and not wait for the acknowledgement. This can be changed by explicitly asking the function to wait while sending the trasaction.

• TransactionMode.no_wait: The default behaviour is to send transactions to the blockchain and NOT wait for the acknowledgement.
• TransactionMode.wait_for_head: Wait for the transaction to be included in the canonical chain. At this time the block is preferred but not yet finalized. However, once the block in included in the canonical chain, the matching engine will start processing the order.
• TransactionMode.wait_for_accept: Wait for the transaction to be finalised.

Example:

from hubble_exchange import TransactionMode
client = HubbleClient(os.getenv("PRIVATE_KEY"))
placed_orders = await client.place_orders(orders, callback, mode=TransactionMode.wait_for_accept)

# or set the default mode for all transactions

client.set_transaction_mode(TransactionMode.wait_for_head)

Waiting for response in place_orders and cancel_orders

The place_orders and cancel_orders methods can be called in 2 modes - wait for response or don't wait for response. To get the acknowledgement of the transaction, use wait_for_response=True. The response will be a list of dicts with order ids and success boolean. Waiting for response will be slower because this can be confirmed only after the transaction is mined(accepted). When using wait_for_response=True, the sdk will automatically set the transaction mode to TransactionMode.wait_for_accept because the response can be confirmed only after the transaction is mined.

Alternatively, the client can also use trader feed to listen to all the updates. This is faster when done with ConfirmationMode.head

Atomic in cancel_orders

The cancel_orders method can be called in 2 modes - atomic or non-atomic. In atomic mode, all the orders will be cancelled only if all the orders are successfully cancelled. In non-atomic mode, the orders will be cancelled one by one and the response will be a list of dicts with order ids and success boolean. When used in combination with wait_for_response=True, the response will be a list of dicts with order ids and success boolean.