Use eosc to vote for your favorite Block Producers

Once installed run (see : https://eosc.app/getting-started/install-eosc/ ):

eosc vault create --import

to import your keys and follow instructions.

Then run:

eosc vote --help

and run something like this:

eosc vote producers [your account] [producer1] [producer2] [producer3]

Using eosc as a cryptographic key vault (or wallet)

The eosc vault is a simple yet powerful EOS wallet.

Import keys in new wallet

You can import externally generated private keys with vault create --import call.

You will then be asked to paste your private key in an interactive prompt. The private key is not shown on screen during the import. It will display the corresponding public key which you should cross-check.

$ eosc vault create --import -c "Imported key"
Enter passphrase to encrypt your vault: ****
Confirm passphrase: ****
Type your first private key: ****
Type your next private key or hit ENTER if you are done:
Imported 1 keys. Let's secure them before showing the public keys.
Wallet file "./eosc-vault.json" created. Here are your public keys:
- EOS6MRyAjQq8ud7hVNYcfnVPJqcVpscN5So8BhtHuGYqET5GDW5CV

Your private keys will be encrypted using your passphrase. See below for cryptographic primitives used.

New wallet with new keys

Create a new wallet with:

$ eosc vault create --keys 2
Created 2 keys. Let's secure them before showing the public keys.
Enter passphrase to encrypt your keys:
Confirm passphrase:
Wallet file "./eosc-vault.json" created. Here are your public keys:
- EOS7MEGq9FVb2Ve4bsZEan1t146TKCyo8dKtLvihrNhGbPLCPLjXd
- EOS5QoyZwJvpPjmZAa3HdgTn2FdNABBffXLD95WPagiARmaAHMhin

Add keys to an existing vault

To add an externally generated private key to an existing vault, use:

$ eosc vault add
Vault file not found, creating a new wallet
Type your first private key:        [insert your private key here, NOT shown]
Type your next private key or hit ENTER if you are done:
Keys imported. Let's secure them before showing the public keys.
Enter passphrase to encrypt your keys:
Confirm passphrase:
Wallet file "./eosc-vault.json" written. Here are your ADDED public keys:
- EOS5tb61aZMAfQqKDsnkscFq76JXxNdi7ZhkUmkVZUkU4zPzfeAFx
Total keys writteN: 3

The vault operations do zero network calls and can be done offline. The file is encrypted, can safely be archived and is future proof.

Casting your votes

With an eosc-vault.json, you can vote:

$ eosc vote producers youraccount eoscanadacom someotherfavo riteproducer
Enter passphrase to unlock vault:
Voter [youraccount] voting for: [eoscanadacom]
Done

This will sign your vote transaction locally, and submit the transaction to the network through the https://mainnet.eoscanada.com endpoint. You can also point to some other endpoints that are on the main network with -u or --api-url.

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