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steam-inventories

v0.2.0

Published

Read the items from a Steam inventory

Downloads

1

Readme

steam-inventories

Steam Inventories is a forked version of steam-user-inventory the uses unirest and has a bit better configuration.

npm version npm Maintenance

NPM

WARNING: This module uses the steam community inventory method which means that your ip will get an HTTP 429 after a certain number of calls. Be advised and cache the hell out of it.

Install

npm install --save steam-inventories

Options

  • appID Is the Steam Application ID. There is no default value and it has to be declared.
  • contextID The default value is 2. Probably you wont have to change it.
  • steamUser Is the username of the user that you want to load the inventory
  • steamID The SteamID 64. It cam be used instead of steamUser

Usage

var SteamInventories = require('steam-inventories');

SteamInventories.get({
	appID: 730,
	steamID: '76561198040824008'
}, function(err, items) {
	if(err) {
		throw err;
	}
	console.log(JSON.stringify(items))
});