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Polyoxide

Python SDK for Polymarket APIs, powered by Rust via PyO3 and maturin.

Every client comes in async and sync variants. Async methods return Python awaitables; sync methods block via an internal Tokio runtime and release the GIL while waiting.

Async Sync API Description
Gamma GammaSync Gamma Market data, events, series, tags, comments, sports, search, users
ClobClient ClobClientSync CLOB Order book, prices, spreads, trade history, fee rates
DataApi DataApiSync Data User positions/trades/activity, leaderboard, holders, volume, open interest

Installation

pip install polyoxide

Wheels are published for Linux (x86_64, aarch64), macOS (x86_64, aarch64), and Windows (x86_64).

Quick Start

Async (Gamma -- market data)

import asyncio
from polyoxide import Gamma

async def main():
    gamma = Gamma()
    markets = await gamma.markets().list(limit=5, open=True)
    for m in markets:
        print(f"{m.question}  --  {m.slug}")

asyncio.run(main())

Sync (Gamma)

from polyoxide import GammaSync

gamma = GammaSync()
markets = gamma.markets().list(limit=5, open=True)
for m in markets:
    print(f"{m.question}  --  {m.slug}")

CLOB (order book data)

from polyoxide import ClobClientSync

clob = ClobClientSync()
book = clob.markets().order_book("TOKEN_ID")
print(book.bids, book.asks)

spread = clob.markets().spread("TOKEN_ID")
print(spread)

Data API (user positions and leaderboard)

import asyncio
from polyoxide import DataApi

async def main():
    data = DataApi()

    # Leaderboard
    leaders = await data.leaderboard().get(limit=10, time_period="WEEK")
    for t in leaders:
        print(t.user_name, t.pnl)

    # User positions
    positions = await data.user("0xADDRESS").list_positions(limit=5)
    for p in positions:
        print(p.title, p.size)

asyncio.run(main())

Data API v2 (cursor pages)

DataApi().v2() and DataApiSync().v2() expose the /v2 routes: snake_case fields, cursor-only paging, and errors with a stable code. Their result classes live in polyoxide.v2, since several share a name with a v1 class.

from polyoxide import DataApiSync, v2

data = DataApiSync().v2()

# One page, and the cursor for the next one
page = data.trades(limit=50)
print(len(page), page.pagination.next_cursor)

# Every page, re-sending the same filters each time
for page in data.iter_activity("0xADDRESS", types=["TRADE"], limit=500):
    for row in page.data:
        print(row.activity_type, row.usdc_size)

# None, not an error, for a wallet the API does not know
stats = data.user_stats("0xADDRESS")

Async walks use async for page in DataApi().v2().iter_trades(...). Enum arguments take the exact wire spelling (time_period="week", sort_direction="DESC"), and a value the route does not accept raises ValueError before any request is sent.

Client API Reference

Gamma / GammaSync

Constructed with optional base_url, timeout_ms, and pool_size keyword arguments.

Namespace Methods
.markets() get(id), get_by_slug(slug), list(...), tags(id)
.events() get(id), get_by_slug(slug), list(...), tags(id), tweet_count(id), comment_count(id)
.series() get(id), list(...)
.tags() get(id), get_by_slug(slug), list(...), get_related(id), get_related_by_slug(slug)
.comments() get(id), list(...), by_user(address)
.sports() list(), market_types(), list_teams(...)
.search() public_search(query, ...)
.user() get(address)
.health() ping()

ClobClient / ClobClientSync

No arguments required (uses public/unauthenticated endpoints).

Namespace Methods
.markets() get(condition_id), get_by_token_ids(token_ids), list(), order_book(token_id), price(token_id, side), midpoint(token_id), prices_history(token_id), neg_risk(token_id), fee_rate(token_id), tick_size(token_id), spread(token_id), last_trade_price(token_id), live_activity(condition_id), simplified(), sampling(), sampling_simplified(), calculate_price(token_id, side, amount)
.health() ping(), server_time()

DataApi / DataApiSync

Constructed with optional base_url, timeout_ms, and pool_size keyword arguments.

Namespace Methods
.user(address) list_positions(...), positions_value(...), closed_positions(...), trades(...), activity(...), traded()
.trades() list(...)
.holders() list(markets, ...)
.open_interest() get(...)
.live_volume() get(event_id)
.leaderboard() get(...)
.builders() leaderboard(...), volume(...)
.health() ping()
.v2() approvals, positions, combo_positions, user_pnl, user_stats, user_volume, value, activity, combo_activity, trades, holders, live_volume, open_interest, prices_history, resolutions, biggest_winners, builders_leaderboard, builder_volume, leaderboard, leaderboard_user, status; each paged route also has iter_<route>(...)

Result Objects

All response objects expose named properties matching the upstream JSON fields, plus:

  • .to_dict() -- convert to a plain Python dict
  • str(obj) -- JSON string representation
  • repr(obj) -- type-annotated representation

Error Handling

All exceptions inherit from PolyoxideError:

from polyoxide import PolyoxideError, ApiError, RateLimitError

try:
    markets = gamma.markets().list()
except RateLimitError:
    print("slow down")
except ApiError as e:
    print(f"API error: {e}")
except PolyoxideError as e:
    print(f"something else: {e}")
Exception When
ApiError API returned an error response
AuthenticationError Invalid or missing credentials
ValidationError Request parameters failed validation
RateLimitError Rate limit exceeded (HTTP 429)
NetworkError Connection failure
TimeoutError Request timed out

A Data API v2 error maps by its code: invalid_request to ValidationError, rate_limited to RateLimitError, request_timeout to TimeoutError, and any other code to ApiError. Every exception also carries status, code, retryable, trace_id, parameter and retry_after, which are None unless the error came from a v2 route.

Async Support

Async clients (Gamma, ClobClient, DataApi) use pyo3-async-runtimes to bridge Rust futures into Python awaitables. They work with asyncio.run(), await, and any asyncio-compatible event loop.

Sync clients (GammaSync, ClobClientSync, DataApiSync) execute on a shared background Tokio runtime and release the GIL while blocking, so they are safe to use from threaded Python code.

Type Stubs

.pyi stub files are included at python/polyoxide/__init__.pyi and python/polyoxide/v2.pyi for editor autocomplete and type checking.

Building from Source

Requires Rust and Python 3.9+.

pip install maturin
maturin develop --release

License

Licensed under either of MIT or Apache-2.0 at your option.

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