Steemvote is a program that automatically votes on posts.
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Steemvote is more granular than a script that votes for posts by certain authors. Steemvote allows you to configure who to vote for and whether to vote for their replies to other posts.
It also allows you to specify the age a post must be before you vote for it, and the maximum age a post can be as well. For example, you can automatically vote for every post by a user as soon as the post is five minutes old.
Historically, a more simple script could do what steemvote does. Now, the distribution of rewards for curation depends on when the vote was cast. Voting for a post immediately after it is created results in severely-reduced curation rewards. So to automate voting, a more complex program is required. This reduces the number of people capable of writing such a program.
With steemvote, everyone has the capability to automate voting for people they want to support.
I know that there is an ongoing debate about the use of bots in Steem. My opinion is that the worst part of voting bots is that not everyone has access to them. Steemvote addresses this problem.
This is a program that votes for posts on Steem. It uses piston and thus requires Python 3.
The included script, steemvoter, works by monitoring all comments on Steem.
If a comment is eligible for voting, it is stored in a database. The eligible comments
are periodically pulled from the database and voted on after they are a pre-set age.
$ sudo python3 setup.py install
The above command will install all required dependencies.
You can run steemvoter like so: steemvoter -c path/to/config.json.
A configuration file specifies the authors to vote on, the key to sign votes with, etc.
Your configuration file can be supplied with a command-line argument (steemvoter -c path/to/config.json).
If not supplied, steemvoter will look for the file steemvote-config.json in the current directory.
An example config file, example-steemvote-config.json, is supplied.
The following config values are required:
authors: A list of authors, and optional values for each (see below).voter_account_name: The name of your account.vote_key: The private key used to sign votes with (This should be your "Posting" key).The authors list in your config file contains a list of objects.
Each object needs a name value, which is the name of the author.
Optional values for each author:
vote_replies: Whether to vote on all replies the author makes, in addition to their regular posts (Default: false).weight: The weight to vote with. 100.0 represents an upvote, and -100.0 represents a downvote (Default: 100.0).The following values are optional, and specify how to vote:
max_post_age: The maximum age of a post (Default: 2 days).vote_delay: The age a post must be before it is voted on (Default: 1 minute).These values can be specified as seconds or as human-readable strings (e.g. "max_post_age": "2 days").
By default, the database of posts will be a folder called database in the current directory.
This behavior can be changed using the database_path config value.
If no RPC options are specified, a public node will be used.
Available RPC options:
rpc_node: The URL of the node to connect to.rpc_user: RPC username to use.rpc_pass: RPC password to use.Upvote every post by @klye, including his replies to other posts.
Wait until posts are 30 seconds old to upvote them.
{
"authors": [
{"name": "klye", "vote_replies": true}
],
"vote_key": "5XX...",
"voter_account_name": "myname",
"vote_delay": 30
}
Upvote the posts by @klye, but not his replies to other posts.
Do not vote if his post is more than 2 hours old.
{
"authors": [
{"name": "klye"}
],
"max_post_age": "2 hours",
"vote_key": "5XX...",
"voter_account_name": "myname"
}
Please open issues on Github for errors you encounter.
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