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Here is an example proposal to kick start this card, I would appreciate addition/removal/modification/reordering of various items here

• offer an API more aligned with various clients within ccxt (library which supports many popular exhanges), I would choose the binance , and, ftx python clients as example for any/existing mango TS client
• work item 1 - offer following basic client methods, for args and response structures I would stick with as much as possible to above clients wherever possible
  • fetch markets
  • fetch balance
  • fetch tickers, fetch ticker
  • fetch orders, fetch order
  • fetch open orders
  • cancel orders, cancel order
  • cancel all orders
• work item 2 - offer following more low level methods from ccxt/binance api
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• work item 3 - offer more mango/serum/dex specific methods e.g. support for configuring margin/leverage, borrowing/lending, etc., note: these are not really obvious to me at the moment, I am currently still reading up on the existing client

misc

• should the current client be fully replaced? or would something like MangoClientV2 (or another better name more sense?)
• could we author tests against testnet or devnet? do we have some existing boilerplate code for bootstrapping mango markets on testnet/devnet?

more future work

• offer integration into ccxt?

My motivation for working on this - currently, I have following very basic non-open source python scripts for trading on binance, and I would like to trade similarly on mango/serum

• book profits - book partial profits on positions where I am more than 10% up
• set orders for buying dips - I run this for replacing open orders on a ticker/tickers
• set orders for selling rips - I run this for replacing open orders on a ticker/tickers
• remove all open long orders - helps me close all in one run
• remove all open short orders - helps me close all in one run
• get overview of my balance, open positions and open orders, also how much leverage I am already using, how many not-yet-deployed capital I have

Of course, I would appreciate some more input/inspiration on how others trade programmatically