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# SYMMIO Diamond SDK

The SYMMIO Diamond SDK provides ready-to-use code examples and utilities for interacting with the Symmio Diamond and Helper Contracts.  

This toolkit is ideal for:

* DeFi developers working with Symmio protocol
* Trading platforms looking to integrate with Symmio
* Developers building custom interfaces for decentralized perpetual trading
* Anyone wanting to understand how to interact with the SYMM Diamond contract

### Features Overview

The toolkit provides implementations for key protocol interactions:

* **Account Management**
  * Create and manage sub-accounts via the MultiAccount contract
  * Deposit and allocate collateral
* **Trading Operations**
  * Send quotes
  * Open and close positions
  * Cancel quotes
* **View Functions**
  * Query account balances
  * Retrieve open positions
  * Access quote details

### Getting Started

To begin working with the SYMM Diamond SDK:

1. **Clone the** [**Repository**](https://github.com/academy17/symmio_example_codes):
2. **Set Up Environment**: Follow the installation instructions in the README to configure your development environment.
3. **Configure Settings**: Copy the [.env.example](https://github.com/academy17/symmio_example_codes) file to .env and fill in your specific configuration values.
4. **Run Example Scripts**: Query information related to positions and execute functions on the diamond.


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