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Tally and Proof

Tally and Proof

The tally and proof process for each MACI round begins after the end of the voting period.

Configure secret.env file

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Please ensure that the secret.env file remains confidential and DO NOT commit this file to your git repository.

Before starting the tally and proof operations, you need to properly configure the secret.env file. You can edit secret.env file with any text editor.

  • Contract address, which can be found and copied from the Dora Vota website.
  • Operator’s private key, which has been generated from the previous step.
  • Mnemonic of operator’s Keplr wallet, which can found and copied from the Keplr wallet. For more help, check out the Keplr’s official guide (opens in a new tab).
credential.env
# Contract address of your MACI round
CONTRACT_ADDRESS=dora1234567890abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890abcdefghijklm
 
# Operator's prviate key
COORDINATOR_KEY=12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567
 
# Mnemonic of operator's Keplr wallet
MNEMONIC='lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit donec scelerisque ante non'

Automatic tally and proof

For smooth and uninterrupted operations, ensure you have:

  • Stable internet connectivity.
  • Enough DORA tokens to cover gas fees.
npm run tally

The entire process will take some time, depending on the amount of signups and voting messages in your MACI round. Once the process successfully completes, your tally results will be automatically verified and published on the Dora Vota blockchain.

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