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#BLOCK PODUCER EOS LIST HOW TO#
#BLOCK PODUCER EOS LIST INSTALL#
#BLOCK PODUCER EOS LIST FULL#
#BLOCK PODUCER EOS LIST CODE#
#BLOCK PODUCER EOS LIST PASSWORD#

#BLOCK PODUCER EOS LIST HOW TO#

Tutorial: How To Use the Voting Tool Step 1: Connect to an API node

#BLOCK PODUCER EOS LIST INSTALL#

Running Development Mode git clone eos-voter cd eos-voter yarn install yarn dev The files built will be located in the releases folder within the root folder. git clone eos-voter cd eos-voter yarn install Note: If you are configuring this Electron application under a Windows development environment, it will take some extra steps that are not outlined here. If you'd rather build the application yourself, please ensure you have nodejs, npm/yarn already installed locally.

Linux User: Download either the SNAP ( eos-voter-***-_amd64.snap) or DEB ( eos-voter-***-_b) file.

Windows User: Download the EXE ( eos-voter-***.exe) file.

MacOS User: Download either the DMG ( eos-voter-***.dmg) or ZIP ( eos-voter-***-mac.zip) file.

The latest release will always be available on the releases page of this repository:

Get eos-voter Download the Latest Release

#BLOCK PODUCER EOS LIST PASSWORD#

If a local wallet password is specified, the application will also save and encrypt your key for future use, using AES-256 encryption. When using eos-voter, all transactions are signed within the application and your key is never transmitted. When the application quits, your key will be forgotten.

Temporary Usage: If you prefer not store your keys within the application, simply choose not to set a password.

This password will be required each time you need to unlock the wallet. Your key will be encrypted locally using this password.

Local Wallet: Set a password while importing your private key to create a local wallet.

Please note that the block producer voting UI is not a research tool it is a simple interface that provides a secure way to vote.

Block Producer Voting: Select which block producers to support and cast your vote.

This grants rights to resource usage on the network, in addition to the combined amount staked conveying weight while voting for block producers.

CPU/Bandwidth Staking: Stake your EOS as either Bandwidth or CPU.

This application can be used to connect to a remote EOS API endpoint to perform producer voting actions and a few basic wallet commands. We encourage advanced users to build it themselves!Įos-voter is a limited-functionality release of an open-source light wallet that is being designed for the EOS blockchain.

#BLOCK PODUCER EOS LIST CODE#

You can check for yourself that everything we say is true - as they say, “Trust, but verify.” The source code is available here. This is a far more secure solution than voting through a website interface.įinally, everything we do at is open source and always will be. The only connection that the application makes is to your desired API node - one that you choose yourself. Operations are only signed locally, never externally. Your keys (if you choose to store them), are encrypted with AES-256 encryption and stored on your own device. Since our voting tool is a standalone application, your keys will never leave your computer. It goes without saying that in the cryptocurrency world, security (specifically of your private keys) is a primary concern. Currently, it allows you to stake your EOS and vote for producers, which is the most important facet of securely launching and approving the main EOS network.

#BLOCK PODUCER EOS LIST FULL#

Eventually this open source software will act as the foundation for our full GUI Light Wallet, which will have many other useful tools for EOS stakeholders - but in the meantime, we wanted to get it in the hands of users for launch.

We are proud to present the first of our planned EOS tools: an EOS Voting desktop application. Our mission at Greymass is to build tools to help everyone understand and use EOS, and further, bring this ease-of-use to the masses. This highlights the issue of accessibility, since it is currently necessary to have an advanced understanding of EOS in order to be able to perform simple tasks such as voting for block producers. It was recently discussed in some articles, such as EOS Is Coming, If Anyone Can Figure Out How to Vote, that there is a big gap between the current release of software and the ability of the masses to get involved and actually use it. With the launch of EOS just around the corner, we wanted to release the current iteration of our EOS light