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csgo-player-stats

v1.0.6

Published

Tool for fetching and displaying CS:GO match data from steamcommunity.com

Downloads

7

Readme

CS:GO stats

Getting started

First you will need to create a config file. The default name is config.json, but you can also specify which file to use with the CLI flag --config

Example config.json

{
  "profileLink": "https://steamcommunity.com/id/Maistho",
  "steamToken": "123456789%7C%7C0028493FF02849BD99178ACBA1192"
}

The steam token can be found by opening dev tools when logged in at steamcommunity.com and in the Application tab under Cookies.

Copy the value of the cookie steamLoginSecure

NOTE: I can technically do lots of bad stuff with this token. Don't use this tool unless you trust that the code isn't malicious

Usage

# Display help
npx csgo-player-stats help

# Fetch match data
npx csgo-player-stats fetch

# Display statistics
npx csgo-player-stats stats