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v3-client/src/modules/private.ts
Line 440 in 0f478ad
I get an "Order is not signed and client was not initialized with starkPrivateKey" error message whatever I try to do.
Is there anyone who has a working code for this and is able to share it? so that we can use it as a working example. Pleaseeee
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GET v3/orders endpoint doc is confusing because it says at the top:
"Description: Get active (not filled or canceled) orders for a user by specified parameters"
But later in the doc it provides order statuses for closed orders, making it seem like you can pull for closed orders from this endpoint.
In other words, How does one poll for previously completed orders?
Note: I see that it is possible to poll for fills and retrieve the orders based on fill.orderId using getOrderById
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here's a gist I am working on that will cover what you are asking for in the next cpl days
https://gist.github.com/snowkidind/9545ca43962dc1251a226031ea797b06
update: gist above is a somewhat complete example now
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v3-client/src/modules/private.ts
Line 440 in 0f478ad
I get an "Order is not signed and client was not initialized with starkPrivateKey" error message whatever I try to do.
Is there anyone who has a working code for this and is able to share it? so that we can use it as a working example.
Pleaseeee
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: