Navi, Get List of Users Who Voted for Our Post

Repository

https://github.com/Carlososuna11/Navi-Trail-Bot

What is Navi?

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".

Get List of Users Who Voted for Our Post

When our posts reach a lot of votes, it is difficult for us to keep track of who voted for it and how much voting power it made, so I decided to update the voter.js file with a new feature, which will help many people know A little bit more about our post.

Now the methodology is simple, we copy the link of our post and execute the command $Votes + link of the 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.

voter - The author account name of the vote.
weight - Weight of the voting power.
rshares - Reward shares.
percen t - Percent of vote.
reputation - The reputation of the account that voted.
time - Time the vote was submitted.

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.

Roadmap

High priority:

• I just made the request for a steemit account which will be the official account of Navi, which I will use to comment on all the post voted by the bot-trail. Below I attach part of the code that I will use to make that function possible:

steem.broadcast.comment(wif, parentAuthor, parentPermlink, author, permlink, title, body, jsonMetadata, function(err, result) {
  console.log(err, result);
});

Medium priority:

• Export this bot to a web page, so that all users use the same bot.
• Vote randomly by rank.
• Make an official bot logo.

How to contribute?

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).

GitHub Account

https://github.com/Carlososuna11