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I understand that smart contracts can vote on Snapshot via ERC-1271, but since Snapshot is an off-chain voting Platform, how can one submit the content signed via ERC-1271 to Snapshot?
I thought Snapshot.js would support this, but as far as I could understand, they only expose a client for ERC-712, which requires a private key. I did more digging in the Javascript SDK and found that they are signing the content with the wallet provided and sending it to their API via a POST request.
Does anyone know how are smart contract wallets integrating into Snapshot? I could reproduce the steps of the SDK with content signed via ERC-1271, but I wonder if that endpoint is specific to ERC-712. I would appreciate any guidance on the issue.
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I understand that smart contracts can vote on Snapshot via ERC-1271, but since Snapshot is an off-chain voting Platform, how can one submit the content signed via ERC-1271 to Snapshot?
I thought Snapshot.js would support this, but as far as I could understand, they only expose a client for ERC-712, which requires a private key. I did more digging in the Javascript SDK and found that they are signing the content with the wallet provided and sending it to their API via a
POSTrequest.Does anyone know how are smart contract wallets integrating into Snapshot? I could reproduce the steps of the SDK with content signed via ERC-1271, but I wonder if that endpoint is specific to ERC-712. I would appreciate any guidance on the issue.
Thanks, Ernani
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