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Python JIT Proxy SDK

QuickStart Guide

  1. Run poetry install in the /python directory
  2. Add .env file in /sdk/examples with your RPC_URL and PRIVATE_KEY as a byte array
  3. Customize JitParams in either shotgun.py or sniper.py
  4. Run poetry run python -m examples.sniper or poetry run python -m examples.shotgun while in the sdk directory

Shotgun vs Sniper

The JitterShotgun will immediately spray transactions when it detects an eligible auction. It'll try up to 10 times to fulfill the order, retrying if the order doesn't yet cross or the oracle is stale.

The JitterSniper will wait until it detects an order that has a high chance of crossing the JitParams and retry up to 3 times on errors. It won't send transactions immediately like the JitterShotgun does, but will try to determine that the order will cross the bid/ask during the auction before sending a transaction.

How to set up a JitProxyClient and Jitter

This example uses the JitterShotgun, but the same logic follows for the JitterSniper.

However, the JitterSniper also requires a SlotSubscriber in its constructor.

    jit_proxy_client = JitProxyClient(
        drift_client,
        # JIT program ID
        Pubkey.from_string("J1TnP8zvVxbtF5KFp5xRmWuvG9McnhzmBd9XGfCyuxFP"),
    )

    jitter_shotgun = JitterShotgun(drift_client, auction_subscriber, jit_proxy_client, True) # The boolean is logging verbosity, True = verbose.

    jit_params = JitParams(
        bid=-1_000_000,
        ask=1_010_000,
        min_position=0,
        max_position=2,
        price_type=PriceType.Oracle(),
        sub_account_id=None,
    )

    # Add your parameters to the Jitter before subscribing
    jitter_shotgun.update_perp_params(0, jit_params)

    await jitter_shotgun.subscribe()