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@affixio/voting

v1.0.1

Published

Yes/no voting for terminals with fraud detection and one-vote-per-user verification. Uses zero-knowledge circuits and API-key-authenticated live circuits to combat vote fraud.

Readme

@affixio/voting

Yes/no voting for terminals with fraud detection and one vote per user. All requests go to https://api.affix-io.com.

API key required

This package does not include an API key. You must supply your own:

  1. Sign in at AffixIO and open your dashboard.
  2. Create or copy an API key.
  3. Pass it in when creating the client (e.g. from an environment variable). Do not commit the key to source control.

Without a valid API key, the client will throw and requests will not be sent.

Install

npm install @affixio/voting

Usage

import { VotingClient, inMemoryVoteRegistry } from '@affixio/voting';

const client = new VotingClient(
  { apiKey: process.env.AFFIXIO_API_KEY },
  { voteRegistry: inMemoryVoteRegistry }
);

const result = await client.submitTerminalVote({
  pollId: 'poll-1',
  voterId: 'user-123',
  choice: 1,
  deviceId: 'kiosk-1',
});
  • apiKey — Required. Use process.env.AFFIXIO_API_KEY or your own config; never hardcode.
  • voteRegistry — Tracks who has voted so each user can vote only once per poll. Use inMemoryVoteRegistry or your own store (e.g. Redis/DB) for production.
  • choice1 = yes, 0 = no.
  • result.acceptedtrue if the vote was accepted; result.fraudRejectedtrue if rejected (e.g. already voted).

MIT