@polkadot/types/interfaces#SocietyVote TypeScript Examples

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Example #1
Source File: Candidate.tsx    From crust-apps with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
function Candidate ({ allMembers, isMember, ownMembers, value: { accountId, kind, value } }: Props): React.ReactElement<Props> {
  const { api } = useApi();
  const votes = useCall<VoteType[]>(api.query.society.votes.multi, [allMembers.map((memberId): [AccountId, string] => [accountId, memberId])], {
    transform: (voteOpts: Option<SocietyVote>[]): VoteType[] =>
      voteOpts
        .map((voteOpt, index): [string, Option<SocietyVote>] => [allMembers[index], voteOpt])
        .filter(([, voteOpt]) => voteOpt.isSome)
        .map(([accountId, voteOpt]): VoteType => [accountId, voteOpt.unwrap()])
  });

  return (
    <tr>
      <td className='address all'>
        <AddressSmall value={accountId} />
      </td>
      <BidType value={kind} />
      <td className='number'>
        <FormatBalance value={value} />
      </td>
      <Votes votes={votes} />
      <td className='button'>
        <CandidateVoting
          candidateId={accountId.toString()}
          isMember={isMember}
          ownMembers={ownMembers}
        />
      </td>
    </tr>
  );
}
Example #2
Source File: Defender.tsx    From crust-apps with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
transformVotes = {
  transform: (members: DeriveSocietyMember[]): VoteType[] =>
    members
      .filter(({ vote }): boolean => !!vote)
      .map(({ accountId, vote }): VoteType => [accountId.toString(), vote as SocietyVote])
}