Broadcast the voting transaction using multisignature - Steem Js Library.

Hello Steemians,

Steem is a unique decentralized platform that enabling content creation and curation. It relies on a voting system.

In this post, we will discuss on implemenation of vote broadcasting transaction using multisignature with Steem JS Library. The integration of multisignature functionality using the Steem JS Library is a significant step in making voting transactions on the Steem blockchain more secure and transparent.

lets developers boost the security and transparency of these votes through multisignature functionality.

Multisignature is a way to require multiple private keys to authorize a transaction. In steemit for Multisign vote broascasting needs approval from a set number of private keys that linked to different accounts.

The Steem JS is useful Library for developers using JavaScript to interact with the Steem blockchain.

Here's a simplified overview of how multisignature voting transactions are done using the Steem JS Library.

First of all Make sure each account has the authority to sign transactions.

Next step is collecting Signatures. request signatures from designated accounts. Each account will signs using its private key. Combine signed transactions into a multisignature transaction will done using steem js library.

const account1 = {
    account: 'username of voter',
    key: 'private posting key of voter',
};  

const account2 = {
    account: 'username of voter',
    key: 'private posting key of voter',
};


const author = username;
const permlink = perm;

const voteOperation1 = {
        voter: account1.account,
        author: author,
        permlink: permlink,
        weight: 10000, //(100% vote)
    };

const voteOperation2 = {
        voter: account2.account,
        author: author,
        permlink: permlink,
        weight: 10000, //(100% vote)
    };

const multisigTransaction = [
        ['vote', voteOperation1],
        ['vote', voteOperation2],
    ];

try {
steem.broadcast.send({
operations: multisigTransaction,
extensions: [],},
[account1.key, account2.key],  
(err, result) => {
if (err) {
console.log('multisignature transaction failed:' , err);
} else {
console.log('Multisign transaction successful:', result);
}
});
} catch (error) {
console.log('Process Failed:', error);
}