https://github.com/Carlososuna11/Navi-Trail-Bot
Navi is a bot (programmed with the wonderful language of JS) which helps the users of steemit with the dynamics of the trail. Sometimes, the beginning in steemit is difficult, not many vote your posts, and that discourages; This is where Navi comes in, where users who register can enjoy a vote trail with all other users, and without the worry and annoyance that "this is not my vote, my post" "I was just voted by 3 people" "I voted for all of you and very few vote for me".
Sometimes, we want to obtain data from a post, but the truth is very frustrating (we ended up dying in the attempt), today I bring a complement to the previous update, which you can see by clicking the following link.
Recapitulating the information of the previous chapter, he told us that we can access the data of who we vote and with how much voting power; Today, we will see that not only can we know who votes us, but we can also know who the beneficiaries are, how much we are going to win, whether or not we have a JSON in our post, etcetera.
Now, when we go to execute the command $ Votes + steemit post , the result is returned from the post content as a JSON object with the following properties:
From this result, you have access to everything associated with the selected post, including additional metadata which is a JSON string that must be decoded to use.
id - Unique identifier that is mostly an implementation detail (best to ignore). To uniquely identify content, it’s best to use author/permlink.
author - The author account name of the content.
permlink - Permanent link of the content, must be unique in the scope of the author.
category - The main category/tag this content belongs to.
parent_author - Parent author, in case this content is a comment (reply).
parent_permlink - Parent permanent link, this will be the same as category for posts and will contain the permlink of the content being replied to in the case of a comment.
title - Title of the content.
body - Body of the content.
json_metadata - JSON metadata that holds extra information about the content. Note: The format for this field is not guaranteed to be valid JSON.
last_update - The date and time of the last update to this content.
created - The date and time this content was created.
active - The last time this content was “touched” by voting or reply.
last_payout - Time of last payout.
depth - Used to track max nested depth.
children - Used to track the total number of children, grandchildren, etc. …
net_rshares - Reward is proportional to liniar rshares, this is the sum of all votes (positive and negative reward sum)
abs_rshares - This was used to track the total absolute weight of votes for the purpose of calculating cashout_time.
vote_rshares - Total positive rshares from all votes. Used to calculate delta weights. Needed to handle vote changing and removal.
children_abs_rshares - This was used to calculate cashout time of a discussion.
cashout_time - 7 days from the created date.
max_cashout_time - Unused.
total_vote_weight - The total weight of voting rewards, used to calculate pro-rata share of curation payouts.
reward_weight - Weight/percent of reward.
total_payout_value - Tracks the total payout this content has received over time, measured in the debt asset.
curator_payout_value - Tracks the curator payout this content has received over time, measured in the debt asset.
author_rewards - Tracks the author payout this content has received over time, measured in the debt asset.
net_votes- Net positive votes
root_comment - ID of the original content.
max_accepted_payout- Value of the maximum payout this content will receive.
percent_steem_dollars - The percent of Steem Dollars to key, unkept amounts will be received as STEEM Power.
allow_replies - Allows content to disable replies.
allow_votes - Allows content to receive votes.
allow_curation_rewards - Allows curators of this content receive rewards.
beneficiaries - The list of up to 8 beneficiary accounts for this content as well as the percentage of the author reward they will receive in STEEM Power.
url- The end of the url to this content.
root_title - Title of the original content (useful in replies).
pending_payout_value - Pending payout amount if 7 days has not yet elapsed.
total_pending_payout_value - Total pending payout amount if 7 days has not yet elapsed.
active_votes - The entire voting list array, including upvotes, downvotes, and unvotes; used to calculate net_votes.
replies - Unused.
author_reputation - Author’s reputation.
promoted - If post is promoted, how much has been spent on promotion.
body_length - Total content length.
reblogged_by - Unused.
This update is already available in the repository, where I also attach a documentation (this time in English, as requested) of the voter.js code.
steem.broadcast.comment(wif, parentAuthor, parentPermlink, author, permlink, title, body, jsonMetadata, function(err, result) {
console.log(err, result);
});
If you have any ideas, improve, or just help with the work of this bot, let me know through the comments of this post, or write me by discord (Anonym0us#7823).