Request for Example Script: Grouped Orders with Take Profit and Stop Market in Python SDK

[PowerGrb]

Hello,

I am currently exploring the Hyperliquid Python SDK but struggled to create a grouped order consisting of:

A buy or sell order,
A take profit order, and
A stop market order.
The available API documentation lacks sufficient details to help implement this functionality effectively. Could you kindly provide an example script in the examples directory to demonstrate how to achieve this?

Specifically, it would be immensely helpful if the example could showcase the necessary steps to group these orders together and manage their relationships as expected within the Hyperliquid system.

Thank you in advance for your support!

Best regards,
PowerGrb

[PowerGrb]

This is the best I could achieve in terms of scripting without successfully grouping and linking the orders. The buy order and the take profit order are sent correctly, but they are not grouped or linked together.

`import argparse
import json
import example_utils
from hyperliquid.utils import constants

def main():
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="basic_tpsl")
parser.add_argument("--is_buy", action="store_true")
args = parser.parse_args()

# Setup the connection
address, info, exchange = example_utils.setup(base_url=constants.TESTNET_API_URL, skip_ws=True)

# Prepare the orders
orders = [
    {
        "coin": "ETH",  # Coin symbol
        "is_buy": True,  # Buy order
        "sz": 0.01,  # Size
        "limit_px": 2500,  # Price
        "order_type": {"limit": {"tif": "Gtc"}},  # Limit order with time in force
        "reduce_only": False,  # Explicitly set reduce_only to False
        "grouping": "normalTpsl"  # Grouping for the orders
    },
    {
        "coin": "ETH",  # Coin symbol
        "is_buy": args.is_buy,  # Take profit order, depends on is_buy flag
        "sz": 0.01,  # Size
        "limit_px": 4500,  # Take profit price
        "order_type": {
            "trigger": {"triggerPx": 4000, "isMarket": True, "tpsl": "tp"}
        },
        "reduce_only": True,  # Reduce-only order
        "grouping": "normalTpsl"  # Grouping for the orders
    }
]

# Send both orders in a single request
order_result = exchange.bulk_orders(orders)
print(order_result)

if name == "main":
main()`

[xdmaury]

You are set the grouping in the wrong place.

Remove the grouping in the order and add in the exchanger.bulk_orders:

exchange.bulk_orders(orders, grouping="normalTpsl")