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steamapis

v2.0.0

Published

Unofficial community-maintained module for https://steamapis.com

Downloads

6

Readme

node-steamapis

npm version

Unofficial community-maintained module for https://steamapis.com

npm install steamapis

How to use

I'd recommend checking the examples in the examples folder. The JSDoc is also in doc.md.

Link to SteamApis.com docs

Currently all methods return promises, and the method parameters mostly match the ones from the SteamApis docs. One exception api_key which is automatically put into every request. This value is set in the constructor for the instance.

Some things to note about the API

Under the hood the inventory requests use my module node-steam-inventory-api-ng. Because of this, you can retry requests and customise the request timeout. Both of these are incredibly useful because sometimes SteamApis can be slow if you get a bad proxy. It also aims to be very similar to that of node-steamcommunity's getUserInventoryContents call. It does this by returning the exact same response. Simply put if you already use getUserInventoryContents you should feel right at home.

All API calls are implemented as of now, however not all have been thoroughly tested as I don't need to use all of them for my use case.