This application is intended to run once a day to count the votes for a proposal, determine the winner option and saving the results on the blockchain.
Proposals have a fixed deadline of 30 days since creation, so we query for transactions 31 days ago (30 days since proposal creation plus 1 day for safety margin) on the "proposal micropayment receiver" account (to know more about the inner workings of the governance engine check the gov repository), we filter them by proposal Id (the asset name used to make the micropayments), we then retrieve the votes (claimable balances) to our escrow account based on that proposal Id and procede with the vote count but first we calculate the value for each vote with the next formula:
Vote value = amount locked * asset price in XLM * asset multiplier
after that its simply a matter of summing up the votes for each option.
Finally, the results are saved as a payment from the "proposal micropayment receiver" to a dedicated results account with the following convention:
- The asset used for the payment is the same as the one used for the micropayments, the asset name acts as a proposal Id
- The amount represents the index of the option in the Options list of the Proposal domain object + 1; if the vote ends up a draw then no amount is paid, we just create a trustline for that asset.
Here is a diagram that shows the interaction between the worker and the required accounts:
- .NET 5
- Docker
- docker-compose
Execute
dotnet restoredotnet builddotnet run
Or simply dotnet run
- Copy the file
PlutoDAO.Gov.Test.Integration/appsettings.test.json.distname itappsettings.dev.jsonand place it inPlutoDAO.Gov.Test.Integration/bin/Debug/net5.0/ - Run docker-compose up from within
PlutoDAO.Gov.Test.Integrationdirectory, now you'll have a local instance of Stellar running on your localhost on port 8000 - Execute
dotnet test
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