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# SDK

Official SDKs for simplified TRADE integration

TRADE provides official SDKs to simplify integration with our data feed. The SDKs handle connection management, message parsing, and provide typed interfaces for all message types.

## Available SDKs

| Language | Package                 | Documentation                                                                   |
| -------- | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Node.js  | `@lsports/trade-sdk`    | [Installation Guide](/u/trade/integration/sdk/sdk-installation-guide-nodejs.md) |
| .NET     | `LSports.Trade.SDK`     | [Installation Guide](/u/trade/integration/sdk/sdk-installation-guide-.net.md)   |
| Java     | `com.lsports.trade-sdk` | [Installation Guide](/u/trade/integration/sdk/sdk-installation-guide-java.md)   |

## Features

All SDKs provide:

* **Automatic connection management** - Handles reconnection and heartbeat monitoring
* **Message deserialization** - Strongly-typed message objects
* **Event-based architecture** - Subscribe to specific message types
* **Error handling** - Built-in retry logic and error recovery
* **Logging** - Configurable logging for debugging

## Getting Started

1. [SDK Overview](/u/trade/integration/sdk/sdk-overview.md) - Understanding SDK architecture
2. [Configuration](/u/trade/integration/sdk/configuration.md) - Configuration options and settings
3. Choose your language-specific installation guide

## Quick Start Example (Node.js)

```javascript
const { TradeClient } = require('@lsports/trade-sdk');

const client = new TradeClient({
  packageId: 'YOUR_PACKAGE_ID',
  username: 'YOUR_USERNAME',
  password: 'YOUR_PASSWORD'
});

client.on('fixture', (message) => {
  console.log('Fixture update:', message.fixtureId);
});

client.on('market', (message) => {
  console.log('Market update:', message.fixtureId);
});

await client.connect();
```

## Support

For SDK-related issues:

* Check the [Notes & Troubleshooting](/u/trade/integration/apis/notes-and-troubleshooting.md) guide
* Contact your Customer Success Manager
* Open a support ticket at support.lsports.eu


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