injective-py 1.13.1

Injective Python SDK, with Exchange API Client

Injective Python SDK

Dependencies

Ubuntu

sudo apt install python3.X-dev autoconf automake build-essential libffi-dev libtool pkg-config

Fedora

sudo dnf install python3-devel autoconf automake gcc gcc-c++ libffi-devel libtool make pkgconfig

macOS

brew install autoconf automake libtool bufbuild/buf/buf

Quick Start

Installation

pip install injective-py

Usage

Requires Python 3.9+ Please install poetry following the steps described in the documentation

Examples

$ poetry install

# connecting to Injective Exchange API
# and listening for new orders from a specific spot market
$ poetry run python examples/exchange_client/spot_exchange_rpc/8_StreamOrderbookUpdate.py

# sending a msg with bank transfer
# signs and posts a transaction to the Injective Chain
$ poetry run python examples/chain_client/bank/1_MsgSend.py

Upgrade pip to the latest version, if you see these warnings:

WARNING: Value for scheme.platlib does not match. Please report this to <https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/10151>
WARNING: Additional context:   user = True   home = None   root = None   prefix = None

Development

1. Generate proto binding & build

make gen
poetry build

2. Install pkg

# from local build
pip uninstall injective-py
pip install injective-py --no-index --find-links /path/to/injective/sdk-python/dist

# from pypi
pip uninstall injective-py
pip install injective-py

3. Run all unit tests in a development environment

poetry run pytest -v

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Choose Exchange V1 or Exchange V2 queries

The Injective Python SDK provides two different clients for interacting with the exchange:

1. Exchange V1 Client (async_client module):

   • Use this client if you need to interact with the original Injective Exchange API
   • Import using: from pyinjective.async_client import AsyncClient
   • Suitable for applications that need to maintain compatibility with the original exchange interface
   • Example:

   from pyinjective.async_client import AsyncClient
   from pyinjective.network import Network
   
   async def main():
       # Initialize client with mainnet
       client = AsyncClient(network=Network.mainnet())
       # Or use testnet
       # client = AsyncClient(network=Network.testnet())
       # Use V1 exchange queries here
   

2. Exchange V2 Client (async_client_v2 module):

   • Use this client for the latest exchange features and improvements
   • Import using: from pyinjective.async_client_v2 import AsyncClient
   • Recommended for new applications and when you need access to the latest exchange features
   • Example:

   from pyinjective.async_client_v2 import AsyncClient
   from pyinjective.network import Network
   
   async def main():
       # Initialize client with mainnet
       client = AsyncClient(network=Network.mainnet())
       # Or use testnet
       # client = AsyncClient(network=Network.testnet())
       # Use V2 exchange queries here
   

Both clients provide similar interfaces but with different underlying implementations. Choose V2 for new projects unless you have specific requirements for V1 compatibility.

Market Format Differences:

• V1 AsyncClient: Markets are initialized with values in chain format (raw blockchain values)
• V2 AsyncClient: Markets are initialized with values in human-readable format (converted to standard decimal numbers)

Exchange Endpoint Format Differences:

• V1 Exchange endpoints: All values (amounts, prices, margins, notionals) are returned in chain format
• V2 Exchange endpoints:
  • Human-readable format for: amounts, prices, margins, and notionals
  • Chain format for: deposit-related information (to maintain consistency with the Bank module)

Important Note: The ChainClient (V1) will not receive any new endpoints added to the Exchange module. If you need access to new exchange-related endpoints or features, you should migrate to the V2 client. The V2 client ensures you have access to all the latest exchange functionality and improvements.

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License

Copyright © 2021 - 2026 Injective Labs Inc. (https://injectivelabs.org/)

Originally released by Injective Labs Inc. under:
Apache License
Version 2.0, January 2004
http://www.apache.org/licenses/