tf2cost

A package for parsing and converting tf2 currencies

Installation

• Browse to your project's root directory or initialize a new project with npm init.

• Use your favorite package manager to add the package to your project.

  npm: npm install tf2cost.

  yarn: yarn add tf2cost.

  pnpm: pnpm add tf2cost.

Usage

The default import can be called to instantiate a TF2Currency object. It automatically normalizes the input to the highest currencies possible.

import tf2cost from "tf2cost";
const currency = tf2cost({
  refined: 1,
  reclaimed: 4,
});
console.log(currency.toString()); // "2.33 ref"
console.log(currency.refined); // 2

It's also possible to convert to keys & USD, for which it is recommended to setup the values of the config with your own values:

import tf2cost, { config } from "tf2cost";

config.keyRefinedPrice = 100;
config.keyUSDPrice = 2.0;

const currency = tf2cost({
  refined: 150,
});
console.log(currency.toString()); // "1.5 keys"
console.log(currency.toUSD()); // 3

Another feature is the ability to parse string inputs. It supports the following formats:

• "<number> ref" (e.g. 1.33 ref)
• "<number> key[s]" (e.g. 1.5 keys)
• "<number> key[s][,] <number> ref" (e.g. 1 key 12.33 ref, 1.5 keys, 1.33 ref)

and unsupported formats will throw an error.

import tf2cost from "tf2cost";
const currency = tf2cost.parse("2 keys, 10 ref");
console.log(currency.toString()); // "2.11 keys"

API

WIP