Hyperliquid JavaScript SDK example: rest-tpsl.ts

Hyperliquid REST tpsl JavaScript example for the Siebly Hyperliquid SDK, covering exchange REST API and WebSocket integration, setup, and production SDK docs.

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examples/Hyperliquid/Rest/rest-tpsl.ts

What this example covers

  • Hyperliquid REST API JavaScript example.
  • Uses the Siebly Hyperliquid SDK package @siebly/hyperliquid-api instead of hand-written HTTP request plumbing.
  • Source path: Hyperliquid/Rest/rest-tpsl.ts.
  • Imports SDK symbols including RestClient.
  • Calls SDK methods such as submitLimitOrder(), submitOrder().

How to use this example

  • Start here for the specific request or stream pattern, then check the matching SDK guide for install, credentials, and operational notes.
  • Open the repository source when you need the latest committed version: GitHub source file.
import { RestClient } from '@siebly/hyperliquid-api'; // or// import { RestClient } from '@siebly/hyperliquid-api'; /** * Take-profit / stop-loss via native wire orders. * * 1. A standalone reduce-only stop. * 2. A grouped entry + TP + SL (`grouping: 'normalTpsl'`). * * WARNING: this submits real orders. Prices are far from typical ETH mids so * the entry should rest. Cancel leftovers if you stop the script. * * Unix: * HYPERLIQUID_PRIVATE_KEY='0xabc' npx tsx examples/Rest/rest-tpsl.ts * HYPERLIQUID_PRIVATE_KEY='0xabc' npx tsx examples/Rest/rest-tpsl.ts --is_buy */const privateKey = process.env.HYPERLIQUID_PRIVATE_KEY;if (!privateKey) {  throw new Error(    "Missing HYPERLIQUID_PRIVATE_KEY. Unix example: HYPERLIQUID_PRIVATE_KEY='0xabc' npx tsx examples/Rest/rest-tpsl.ts",  );} const client = new RestClient({  privateKey,  // testnet: true,}); const isBuy = process.argv.includes('--is_buy');const sz = '0.01';const px = isBuy ? '1100' : '9000';const triggerPx = isBuy ? '1000' : '8500';const slPx = isBuy ? '900' : '9500'; async function main() {  try {    const parent = await client.submitLimitOrder({      price: px,      side: isBuy ? 'buy' : 'sell',      size: sz,      symbol: 'ETH',    });    console.log('parent limit:', JSON.stringify(parent, null, 2));     const stop = await client.submitOrder({      orders: [        {          a: 'ETH',          b: !isBuy,          p: slPx,          r: true,          s: sz,          t: { trigger: { isMarket: true, tpsl: 'sl', triggerPx } },        },      ],    });    console.log('standalone stop:', JSON.stringify(stop, null, 2));     const grouped = await client.submitOrder({      grouping: 'normalTpsl',      orders: [        {          a: 'ETH',          b: isBuy,          p: px,          r: false,          s: sz,          t: { limit: { tif: 'Gtc' } },        },        {          a: 'ETH',          b: !isBuy,          p: px,          r: true,          s: sz,          t: { trigger: { isMarket: true, tpsl: 'tp', triggerPx: px } },        },        {          a: 'ETH',          b: !isBuy,          p: slPx,          r: true,          s: sz,          t: { trigger: { isMarket: true, tpsl: 'sl', triggerPx } },        },      ],    });    console.log('grouped entry + tp/sl:', JSON.stringify(grouped, null, 2));  } catch (e) {    console.error('request failed: ', e);  }} main(); 

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