marginpy 0.1.0a2

marginfi Python SDK

marginpy

◼️ The marginfi Python SDK ◼️

marginpy is the python library for interacting with marginfi, the decentralized portfolio margin protocol on Solana.

🏎 Quickstart

Installation

pip install marginpy

Running marginpy in a Github Codespace

marginpy is installed out-of-the-box in the [.devcontainer/Dockerfile](Python SDK Codespace).

Enable Github Codespaces for your Github user or organization account and spin up a machine for a no-hassle way to get started!

Installing on an M1

If you are using an M1, you need to install marginpy through a Rosetta-enabled x86_64 version of python. If starting from scratch:

1. Install brew into /usr/local/

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"

2. Open a terminal instance with Rosetta enabled

3. Install a supported version of python with brew from /usr/local/:

$ /usr/local/bin/brew install python@[PYTHON_VERSION]

4. Create a new virtualenv using newly installed python:

/usr/local/opt/python@[PYTHON_VERSION]/bin/python3 -m venv .env

5. Activate new env

source .env/bin/activate

6. Install marginpy with pip from env:

pip install marginpy

General Usage

import marginpy

Check out the examples for more details.

👷‍♀️ Development

Setup local development environment

1. Ensure you have python installed.
2. Install poetry: $ curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/python-poetry/poetry/master/get-poetry.py | python -
3. Install nox-poetry: $ pip install nox-poetry
4. Initialize Python virtual environment: $ poetry env use [PYTHON_VERSION]
5. Install project dependencies: $ poetry install
6. Activate virtual environment: $ poetry shell
7. Build the rust crate and install it locally: $ maturin develop

Running tests

As of writing, only a small subset of tests can be run by the user, due to initially private dependencies. They can be run like so:

1. Activate virtual environment:

$ poetry shell

2. Run desired task:
   • unit tests only: $ make test-unit
   • type check + lint: $ make lint

Feel free to check the Makefile for other available actions.