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Most of us have more than one account, especially since the tribes are around. There are situations, where it can be helpful to have them all vote for the same post. I use this for flags, for example, since I can make use of all my SP distributed across multiple accounts - plus the tribe stake - to do my tiny share to discourage abuse.
The typical situation with one voter is, that there is one vote operation in one transaction that is signed by one private key. In order to have several vote operations in one transaction, they must still be signed by one private key. This means that there must be one private key that has posting permission for all accounts that I want to use that way. I've set account based posting authority for mine, e.g. via https://beta.steemconnect.com/authorize/[accountname]
or via beempy
. Once this is there, here's the script:
from beem.transactionbuilder import TransactionBuilder
from beembase import operations
from getpass import getpass
accounts = ['acc1', 'acc2', 'acc3']
author = "bad-author"
permlink = "bad-post"
weight = -10000 # -100% flag - value needs to be multiplied by 100
ops = [] # collect all vote operations in a list
for voter in accounts:
ops.append(operations.Vote(
**{
"voter": voter,
"author": author,
"permlink": permlink,
"weight": weight
}))
tb = TransactionBuilder()
tb.appendOps(ops)
tb.appendWif(getpass("Enter posting key: "))
tb.sign()
tx = tb.broadcast()
print("Flagged @%s/%s with %s with %.2f%%" % (author, permlink, ", ".join(accounts), weight/100))
Remarks / Comments
- Several operations in the same transaction can be realized with the
TransactionBuilder
class. - This class takes a list of blockchain operations to be signed
- for that, I'm queuing all vote operations and add them to the TransactionBuilder instance via
tb.appendOps()
- Steem internally calculates with vote percentages multiplied by 100: a vote weight of 1 means a 0.01% vote, a vote weight of 10000 means a 100% vote.
appendWif()
assigns the private key to the TransactionBuilder instance - this is only needed if the corresponding private key is not stored in beem's internal wallet. I'm usinggetpass
here to ask for the key interactively. Could also come from a python variable or an environmental variable...tb.sign()
andtb.broadcast()
should be self-explaining
Any questions? Leave a comment!