nexode-sdk 0.1.1

Official Python SDK for the Nexode prediction-market API

nexode-sdk

Official Python SDK for the Nexode prediction-market API.

pip install nexode-sdk

from nexode import Nexode, Outcome, OrderSide

nx = Nexode(api_key="nxd_...")          # or set NEXODE_API_KEY

market = nx.markets.list()[0]
print(nx.markets.ticker(market.id, Outcome.YES).best_bid)

order = nx.orders.create(
    market_id=market.id, outcome=Outcome.YES,
    side=OrderSide.BUY, price="0.55", quantity=100,
)
nx.orders.cancel(order.id)

Preview an order's fees before placing it — same numbers the matching engine charges:

quote = nx.markets.fee_quote(
    market.id, Outcome.YES, side=OrderSide.BUY, price="0.55", quantity=100,
)
quote.taker_fee        # fee on a full fill at the limit price
quote.max_taker_fee    # hard ceiling across every fill pattern
quote.meets_minimum    # passes the market's minimum-notional gate

Create an API key in Settings → Developer. The SDK exchanges it for short-lived access tokens and refreshes them automatically.

You work in terms of a market and an outcome (yes/no); the SDK handles the routing. nx.markets and nx.events browse markets, nx.orders/nx.trades trade and report fills, and nx.mints/nx.redeems/ nx.burns cover account activity.

Browsing is filtered and sorted server-side:

from nexode import EventSort

events = nx.events.list(
    category="sports",
    sort=EventSort.TRENDING,   # ending / trending / new / markets / name
    hide_stale_settled=True,
    limit=20,
)

event = nx.events.by_slug("nba-finals")     # markets too: nx.markets.by_slug(...)

Outcomes carry display labels — on a game market yes/no might read "Lakers"/"Celtics". The SDK maps both ways:

market.labels                       # {Outcome.YES: "Lakers", Outcome.NO: "Celtics"}
market.outcome_label(Outcome.YES)   # "Lakers" (falls back to "Yes"/"No")
market.outcome_for_label("Celtics") # Outcome.NO — trade by team name
market.winning_label                # label of the resolved outcome, or None

nx.api_keys lists and revokes keys on your account; create them in Settings → Developer.

nx.portfolio.snapshot() returns the raw inputs for PnL in one call — trades, open orders, mints, redeems, burns, the markets involved, and current tickers:

s = nx.portfolio.snapshot()
# s.trades[i].market_id / .outcome / .price / .quantity
# s.markets[market_id].collateral_price        # cost basis / resolution
# s.tickers[f"{market_id}:{outcome}"].best_bid # mark open positions

See the full reference at docs.nexode.io.

Development

cd nexode-sdk
pip install -e '.[dev]'
pytest