Direct Route Go SDK
The Direct Route GO SDK provides a thin wrapper around the Direct Route API for sending private transactions. It includes the following core components:
- client - implementations of Direct Route client, such as for querying bundle price, sending bundles.
- example - provide examples about how to using Direct Route in many different scenarios.
What is Direct Route
Direct Route achieves following goals:
- Transaction privacy. Transactions submitted through Direct Route can never be detected by others before they have been included in a block.
- First-price sealed-bid auction. It allows users to privately communicate their bid and granular transaction order preference.
- No paying for failed transactions. Losing bids are never included in a block, thus never exposed to the public and no need to pay any transaction fees.
- Bundle transactions. Multiple transactions are submitted as a bundle, the bundle transactions are all successfully validated on chain in the same block or never included on chain at all.
- Efficiency. Bundle is performed without causing unnecessary network or chain congestion.
Install
Requirement
Go version above 1.16
Use go mod(recommend)
Add github.com/node-real/go-direct-route dependency into your go.mod file. Example:
require (
github.com/node-real/go-direct-route latest
)
Init Client
var directRouteEndPoint = "https://api.nodereal.io/direct-route"
client, _ := client.Dial(directRouteEndPoint)
Quick Start with APIs
- Query suggested bundle price
price, _ := client.BundlePrice(context.Background())
- Send bundle
data1, _ := bep20ABI.Pack("transfer", account2.Addr, big.NewInt(1))
data2, _ := bep20ABI.Pack("transfer", account2.Addr, big.NewInt(1))
tx1, hash1, _ := utils.SignTransaction(account1, common.HexToAddress("0xe9e7cea3dedca5984780bafc599bd69add087d56"), valueToTransfer, data1, n1, gasLimit, price, chainId)
tx2, hash2, _ := utils.SignTransaction(account1, common.HexToAddress("0xe9e7cea3dedca5984780bafc599bd69add087d56"), valueToTransfer, data2, n1+1, gasLimit, price, chainId)
maxTime := uint64(time.Now().Unix() + 80)
minTime := uint64(time.Now().Unix() + 20)
bundle := &client.SendBundleArgs{
Txs: []string{hexutil.Encode(tx1), hexutil.Encode(tx2)},
MaxBlockNumber: "",
MinTimestamp: &minTime,
MaxTimestamp: &maxTime,
RevertingTxHashes: []common.Hash{hash2},
}
bundleHash, err := directClient.SendBundle(context.Background(), bundle)
After the bundle is successfully submitted, you may need wait at lest 3-60 seconds before the transaction been verified on chain.
So please use MaxBlockNumber and MaxTimestamp a relative lager one, better 60 seconds later, otherwise Direct Route may get no chance to include the bundle.
Note that only one tx sender is allowed with one bundle.
- Query bundle
bundle, _ := directClient.GetBundleByHash(context.Background(), bundleHash)
SDK Example
We provide three demos in example.go:
getBundlePriceDemo. The bundle price is volatile according to the network congestion, the demo shows you how to get proper bundle price.sendBNBByBundleDemo. In this case, we use two different accounts to send BNB to each other, the two transaction should be all successful or all failed.sendBUSDByBundleDemo. In this case, we use two accounts to send BUSD to each other, the second transaction is allowed to be failed, and the bundle should be verified on chain during [now+20 second, now+80 second]. This case shows you how to interact with smart contract through direct-route, and how to control the timing to be verified.
If you want to try with above examples, what you need to do is just to replace the private keys of account1 and account2 in example.go
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