Dr. McKay

It depends on what you're doing and how you're doing it. If you're using node-steamcommunity for all those accounts, you're going to hit rate limits unless you're performing actions infrequently. And if you're logging in that many accounts from one IP, that'll rate limit you as well.

Why would you need to hit the /tradeoffers/privacy endpoint ever?

https://steamapi.xpaw.me/#IEconService/GetTradeHoldDurations

Seems like a backend change that access token refreshes for SteamClient tokens are authenticated now. I've updated the docs to reflect it: https://github.com/DoctorMcKay/node-steam-session?tab=readme-ov-file#refreshaccesstoken

You've got some problem with your proxy being unable to connect to Steam, it seems.

The string you pass to httpProxy needs to start with http:// createConnection is not a valid option for the SteamUser constructor. To use a SOCKS proxy, you should use the socksProxy option.

It may not be enabled on that phone, but it's enabled somewhere.

Dunno, you're doing something wrong then.

I'd guess your refresh token is probably expired or now invalid.

You clearly already have MFA enabled if it's asking for an MFA code.

What type of refresh token do you have?

Can't be done. You can get a web logon nonce from https://steamcommunity.com/chat/clientjstoken but that's not the same thing as a refresh token for the client; you have to send that as web_logon_nonce in the CMsgClientLogOn message.

You would need to download and parse items_game.txt, look up the sticker by its sticker_id, then fetch your appropriate language file to translate the localization key into an actual name.

It's a Date object. You can use its UTC methods to manipulate the object in UTC/GMT.

Market confirmations have existed for a very long time. You can use node-steamcommunity to accept them.

What are "inventory sales"?

It's fine in this case, don't worry about it.

Those xml endpoints are pretty unreliable and anything that uses them should probably be considered deprecated. Using the WebAPI for anything that it covers is going to be your best bet.

Why would you need to authenticate? Just use an API key.

You can get that data using GetPlayerSummaries.

That's expected behavior. If it's no longer connected to Steam, the data may be stale. Cache it somewhere else yourself if you need it after disconnect.

Values like what?

Did you decline the login on your mobile device? That's what I've seen cause FileNotFound.

No, it's not possible.

Ignore any id and assetid properties in the description object when you merge it onto the asset object.