Documentation of Orderly Network.
Suggestions and edits are welcome through Pull Requests / Issues.
- add contract addresses: https://orderly.network/docs/build-on-evm/addresses
- add chain here: https://orderly.network/docs/introduction/trade-on-orderly/supported-chains
- add market here: https://orderly.network/docs/introduction/trade-on-orderly/supported-markets
- add exchanges for new market: https://orderly.network/docs/introduction/trade-on-orderly/perpetual-futures/mark-price-index-price-and-last-price
- add funding for the pair: https://orderly.network/docs/introduction/trade-on-orderly/perpetual-futures/funding-rate
- add margin for the pair: https://orderly.network/docs/introduction/trade-on-orderly/perpetual-futures/margin-leverage-and-pnl
- add broker under "/introduction/trade-on-orderly/brokers.mdx"
The update script will check for OpenAPI documentation and technical documentation
changes and always needs to be run, when a change to mint.json
is required.
The file mint.json
is auto generated!
It should never be edited manually. If you want to do changes to mint.json
,
you have to edit mint-base.json
instead, which will be merged with the technical
documentation.
The mint.json
file will be checked in Github Actions whether it has been edited
manually.
In order to run the script, do the following:
- Install Nodejs, Yarn and PNPM
- Install dependencies via:
yarn
- Run update script:
yarn update
It means someone modified the OpenAPI files manually.
Those files will also be auto generated with the update script by editing the evm.openapi.yaml
file.
If there are changes to the OpenAPI file, then it is recommended to run the update
script after adding all changes and then modifying the mint-base.json
file to add
those new endpoints.