Gate TypeScript SDK example: submitMarketOrder.ts

Gate REST Futures submit market order example for the Siebly Gate SDK, with TypeScript source for exchange REST API and WebSocket integration, setup, and production SDK docs.

What This Example Covers

Gate REST API example in TypeScript.
Uses the Siebly Gate SDK package gateio-api instead of hand-written HTTP request plumbing.
Source path: Gate/Rest/futures/submitMarketOrder.ts.
Example category: REST Futures.
Imports SDK symbols including RestClient.

How To Use This Example

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Example Path

Gate/Rest/futures/submitMarketOrder.ts

Source Link

Repository source: https://github.com/sieblyio/crypto-api-examples/blob/master/examples/Gate/Rest/futures/submitMarketOrder.ts

Related SDK Docs

Example Source

import { RestClient } from 'gateio-api';

// Define the account object with API key and secret
const account = {
  key: process.env.API_KEY || 'yourApiHere', // Replace 'yourApiHere' with your actual API key
  secret: process.env.API_SECRET || 'yourSecretHere', // Replace 'yourSecretHere' with your actual API secret
};

// Initialize the RestClient with the API credentials
const gateRestClient = new RestClient({
  apiKey: account.key,
  apiSecret: account.secret,
});

async function submitFuturesOrder() {
  try {
    console.log('Using API keys:', account);

    // Submit a market order for futures trading
    const result = await gateRestClient.submitFuturesOrder({
      settle: 'usdt', // Specify the settlement currency
      contract: 'BTC_USDT', // Specify the contract
      size: 20, // Order size: positive for long, negative for short
      price: '0', // Market order, so price is set to '0'
      tif: 'ioc', // Time in force: 'ioc' (Immediate Or Cancel)
    });

    console.log('Response: ', result); // Log the response to the console
  } catch (e) {
    console.error('Error in execution: ', e); // Log any errors that occur
  }
}

// Execute the function to submit a futures order
submitFuturesOrder();