Cosmos Multivote

This application aims to help validators submit multiple vote transactions in a single transaction. This alleviates a lot of the annoyance of using a hardware wallet and having 10+ proposals that need to be voted on (Kujira).

Usage

Clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/Relyte/cosmos-multivote

Run the application with the desired parameters (see Available Parameters):

python3 multi-vote.py --denom denom --daemon daemon -c chain-id -m "Memo" -k key_name -b backend -s sender_address -v prop_id1:yes -v prop_id2:yes -e rpc_endpoint

A full example that generated the following tx: https://ping.pub/kujira/tx/C1FAD96AF8E517144E12570C851B8405CEC076FF51A2196D3491823B2FD35C0E

python3 multi-vote.py --denom ukuji --daemon kujirad -c kaiyo-1 -m "Test Multi-Vote" -k relyte -b os -s kujira1tfknxt857r4lm8eh2py5n3yq00t3mq5eerh6qs -v 127:yes -v 128:yes -v 129:yes -e https://kujira.rpc.kjnodes.com:443

Aliasing for easy usage

The base part of the command can be aliased to avoid having to remember it each time. Notably, the RPC server can be included in this. In your .profile, .bashrc, etc. add the following, replacing the parameters as needed:

alias mvkujira="python3 $HOME/cosmos-multivote/multi-vote.py --denom ukuji --daemon kujirad -c kaiyo-1 -k relyte -b os -s kujira1tfknxt857r4lm8eh2py5n3yq00t3mq5eerh6qs -e https://kujira.rpc.kjnodes.com:443"

The alias command, mvkujira, can be replaced with whatever name you prefer for the alias. For ease of use, I use mv${chain_name} as the alias. The full path to the multi-vote.py script should be included in the alias.

After this is done, run the following, replacing .profile with the file that was previously edited:

source ~/.profile

Once this is done, you can now use the mvkujira command to make the process easier:

mvkujira -v 134:yes -v 135:yes -m "mvkujira multi-vote tx memo"

Available Parameters

short	long	default	help
-h	--help		show this help message and exit
	--denom	ukuji	native chain denom
	--daemon	kujirad	daemon for sending tx
-c	--chain_id	kaiyo-1	Chain ID (ex. kaiyo-1)
-e	--endpoint	None	RPC endpoint
-m	--memo	None	Memo to send with votes
-k	--keyname	None	Wallet to vote from
-b	--keyringbackend	test	Keyring Backend type
-s	--send_address	None	Address to vote from
-v	--vote	None	Votes in the format of proposal_id:vote_option (eg: 110:no 111:yes 112:veto 113:abstain)
-d	--dry-run	False	Do not sign or broadcast tx, just prepare the .json file