Dr. McKay

client.setOption('promptSteamGuardCode', false);

No.

You can't know until you try to login. If settings are left at their default, the module will prompt for the appropriate code from stdin. You can set promptSteamGuardCode to false and listen for the steamGuard event if you want, and that will also tell you what kind of code it needs.

Nope.

This is normal. Steam turns on Steam Guard automatically after you login via the client a few times.

I don't believe it's currently possible from this module to disable Steam Guard entirely.

steamLogin, steamLoginSecure, (only if logging in via web) steamMachineAuth, sessionid

Unfortunately not. I might have worked on reverse-engineering the Source protocol to join a game server, but to join any useful server you'd have to implement VAC which is just insane enough that I'm not touching it.

It executes once because you only told it to execute once.

Yeah, it only gets printed once because you never told it to do anything beyond that point.

You're doing something wrong in your code.

It's in owner_descriptions.

Those are for talking to the GC (which you can do). You can't join a game server.

You're most certainly doing something wrong, nothing "blocks code from executing".

You don't.

Not presently.

You would probably want to do something like this: Initialize a variable to 0 to count the user's owned metal Loop over the user's inventory, and add 9 to that variable for every refined, 3 for every reclaimed, and 1 for every scrap If that variable is If it's >=, then loop over their inventory again, starting with refined and add ref until they don't have any more or the amount you need Keep going with rec and eventually scrap If, at the end, you're short a bit, add the smallest currency unit to go above your required price

No.

You probably need to set logonID in the logOn method to some nonzero value.

It's unlikely that chat in node-steamcommunity will be fixed since everything goes through the CM now, and that's what node-steam-user is designed for.

You can use Array.prototype.filter to filter out things you don't want.

It's a normal CM connection using normal CM protobuf messages. node-steam-user does all this. At some point I'll add support for new chat to steam-user but it'll be a bit.

How to add it?

You could always call the API yourself. But your bot is getting killed because you don't have enough memory.

https://github.com/DoctorMcKay/node-steam-user#mynicknames