Backend service

Use integrationContext: 'backend' when the SDK runs on a server (Node, worker, or bot).

Same as the browser for HTTPS reads and writes. Whether writes are allowed is still mode.

import { createNutrimaticSdk } from '@nutrimatic/sdk'

const sdk = createNutrimaticSdk({
  ledgers: [{ id: 'evm:421018', kind: 'evm', chainId: 421018, alias: 'infinite-mainnet' }],
  mode: 'read',
  integrationContext: 'backend',
})

export async function getPoolTelemetry(venueId: string) {
  return sdk.telemetry.getAmmView(venueId)
}

Typical uses

• Bots and jobs — poll prices, monitor pools, alert on conditions.
• Analytics — aggregate telemetry across venues and ledgers.
• Custom APIs — wrap SDK reads in your own HTTP routes for your product.

First-day path

Same story as the browser for HTTPS calls: Quick start — First day. On a server you often pass owner explicitly for many addresses — Whose wallet (owner).

First jobs

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