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nft-voter-plugin-client

v1.0.1

Published

Client for Nation NFT voting plugin based on Governance Program Library which is a set of extensions for Solana's spl-governance program.

Downloads

2

Readme

nation nft-voter-plugin

Based on governance-program-library nft-voter plugin.

To run the tests

RUST_LOG=none cargo test-bpf -- --nocapture

The main difference between the original nft-plugin and this version

The only thing changed is how the already voted NFTs gets counted. Originally for each NFT vote a new NFTVoteRecord was created which required to create a new account. Once the voting was done, this account can be disposed and recollect the rent from these NFTVoteRecords, with a second interaction.

The new implementation, holds the NFT votes in a seprarate account for each proposal/collection in a bit slice, where each NFT vote is tracked by the NFT id. So let's say the NFT with the name "My NFT #011", would mean that in our bit slice the 10th element is set to true. Same logic applies for relinquish vote, but the items set to false.

With this implementation the users, won't have to initiate a new transaction to recollect the rent from the NftVoteRecords, so the voting is only one interaction.