Dr. McKay

You're already using node-steam and its handlers. Use those instead. Don't try to use them alongside node-steam-user.

1. Why are you logging in twice? 2. You can't send the offer until you're logged in. Please research how asynchronous JavaScript works if you don't understand this.

I don't know if it matters which party is accepting the trade for whether or not the API will start failing while accepting.

There's no such thing as an "ignored friend request". Once you ignore a friend request, the friend request is fully deleted from Steam. If you want a record of people who have added you that you've ignored, you'll need to keep it yourself. You could use nicknames for this perhaps (although I don't think nicknames are implemented in steam-user yet).

When the callback to accept fires, all items have been exchanged.

Check each SteamID in the myFriends property. If the value is EFriendRelationship.RequestRecipient, then they're a pending friend request.

It is reconnecting. It just hasn't yet when you try to log onto the website, which doesn't work if it isn't connected.

You aren't connected to Steam. Today is Tuesday. Steam goes down every Tuesday.

This is the kind of thing you need to be posting in the GitHub issue tracker, but don't bother as I'm fixing this. I'll push out 3.19.10 shortly with a fix for this.

DuplicateRequest You can't enable 2FA if you already have 2FA enabled.

You can't use this module with a limited account.

What's your use-case?

err being null means that it was successful.

https://steamerrors.com/15

As much time as it takes. Could take 10 minutes or more, could take less.

Steam has issues like this not infrequently. You'll just need to try again later.

It modified my post. Wrap your code in [ code ] and [ /code ] (without spaces in the brackets).

As I said previously, GetPlayerItems comes directly from the item server and bypasses the econ server, so it has no concept of classids. You need to use the appropriate GetSchema call to get display information.

Use [ code ] tags (without spaces) please. Why are you using steam with steam-user, and steam-tradeoffers with steam-tradeoffer-manager?

There is an example on the node.js doc page. It has to be the same function, not a copy of the function.

I mean, it's still appdirectory's fault. I was just able to work around it.

What was confusing in the documentation? It would be massively helpful if you fixed whatever documentation confused you, after you figured it out, then sent a pull request. And I do accept donations, info is available at https://www.doctormckay.com/donate.php

Okay, I see where the real problem is now. Try 3.7.3.

As per the documentation, you need to pass the actual function that you want to remove as a listener to removeListener.

https://nodejs.org/api/events.html#events_emitter_removelistener_eventname_listener