steamcommunity-inventory
v2.0.11
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A rate limit and response handler for steamcommunity inventories. - It's functional. - Will appreciate all feedback I can get
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steamcommunity-inventory
A rate limit and response handler for steamcommunity inventories.
- It's functional.
- Will appreciate all feedback I can get
Instalation
Currently only via NPM: npm install steamcommunity-inventory
Documentation
Vocabulary
| Param | Type | Descriptions | | --- | --- | --- | | steamID | string | Steam account identificator | appID | string | Application identificator, eg: https://store.steampowered.com/app/440/Team_Fortress_2/ | contextID | string | Inventory context identificator, eg: https://steamcommunity.com/id/theglencoco/inventory/#440_2_8331418960 440 is AppID, 2 is contextID, last one is assetID
Inventory
Handles inventory requests to SteamCommunity.
Kind: global class
new Inventory([options])
| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | options.steamID | string | When passed with cookies, you don't have to rely on rate limit, steam lets you request your inventory freely | | options.method | 'new' | 'old' | method we use for inventory | | options.formatter | function | modifies econItem before being passed into then | | [options.headers] | Object | HTTP headers | | For Rate limiting see: | | https://github.com/SGrondin/bottleneck#constructor | | options.minTime | number | | | options.maxConcurent | number | | | options.reservoir | number | | | options.reservoirRefreshAmount | number | | | options.reservoirRefreshInverval | number | |
inventory.setCookies(cookies)
Sets cookies to instance NOTE: Current version only accepts cookies in for like
Kind: instance method of Inventory See: https://github.com/DoctorMcKay/node-steam-user#websession
| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | cookies | Array.<string> |
inventory.get(options) ⇒ Promise.<Array.<EconItem>>
A shorthand function used for requesting and limiting.
Kind: instance method of Inventory See: Inventory.prototype.getViaNewEndpoint
| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | options | Object | See old or new |
Methods
Please note that you should only use inventory.get
for inventory.
These methods are not usable on their own.
OLD: inventory.getViaOldEndpoint(steamID, appID, contextID, [start], [tradableOnly], [inventory])
Gets inventory from old deprecated endpoint that has more data but is more limited.
Kind: instance method of Inventory
| Param | Type | Default | Description |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| steamID | string | | |
| appID | string | | |
| contextID | string | | |
| count | number | How many items you want, Every request gets roughly 2000 items, so count should be multiple of 2000, can also be: Infinity
gets all recursively, void
gets only the first 500
| [start] | number | | From which item do we start. |
| [tradableOnly] | boolean | true | |
| [inventory] | Array.<Object> | [] | Only if you wanna append more items to it. Used for recursion. |
NEW: inventory.getViaNewEndpoint(steamID, appID, contextID, [language])
Gets inventory from new endpoint that has better rate limit but less data.
Kind: instance method of Inventory
| Param | Type | Default |
| --- | --- | --- |
| steamID | string | |
| appID | string | |
| contextID | string | |
| [language] | string | "english" |
| [start] | string | assetID you want to start from.
| [count] | number | If set gets the exact amount of items, if Infinity
gets all recursively, if void
gets only the first 500
| [inventory] | Array.<Object> | [] | Only if you wanna append more items to it. Used for recursion. |