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  1. Dr. McKay
    That's pretty much the right way to do it.
  2. Dr. McKay
    Unless you're conducting tens of thousands of trades a day, that should be fine.
  3. Dr. McKay
    That should work.
  4. Dr. McKay
    It shouldn't matter if your IP keeps changing.
  5. Dr. McKay
    It's just normal polling. It polls (requests) the API on a timer to see if anything has changed. The only possibly more efficient way to do it is to connect to Steam as a client and listen for new incoming trade offers messages and items received messages. They don't tell you details about the trades though, so you need to hit the API anyway. And since they're not foolproof you need to poll on a timer anyway.
  6. Dr. McKay
    Not really, just google http proxies.
  7. Dr. McKay
    I highly doubt you'll find any free proxies that work with Steam.
  8. Dr. McKay
    HTTPS proxies are not supported, only HTTP proxies. Your 400 Bad Request is coming from the proxy, so you're probably not using the correct proxy address/port.
  9. Dr. McKay
    You can't. Nor the group name.
  10. Dr. McKay
    It's in owner_descriptions, which is only available if you loaded your own inventory.
  11. Dr. McKay
    Most likely OfferLimitExceeded is coming from the actual call to offer.send(), not from confirming it. There's also a limit on how many offers can be awaiting confirmation, maybe you hit that.
  12. Dr. McKay
    itemsToReceive always contains the pre-trade data. You can use offer.getExchangeDetails to get post-trade data.
  13. Dr. McKay
    It's possible.
  14. Dr. McKay
    Are you logged in?
  15. Dr. McKay
    You should be able to just call it without logging in.
  16. Dr. McKay
    I believe you only need steamLogin, steamLoginSecure, sessionid, and steamMachineAuth cookies (the latter not being necessary if the cookies were obtained through a CM).
  17. Dr. McKay
    You could always use node-steamcommunity's getUserInventoryContents, which is what steam-tradeoffer-manager calls anyway.
  18. Dr. McKay
    I don't understand what you're trying to do here. Why manually make the request instead of using getUserInventoryContents? What do you mean by "not having to cache anything"?
  19. Dr. McKay
    It's not possible in any of my modules, and probably won't ever be (in compliance with the Steam Subscriber Agreement).
  20. Dr. McKay
    Don't use steam, just use steam-user.
  21. Dr. McKay
    The event is still there, but it's deprecated and you're highly discouraged from using it. You should be using acceptConfirmationForObject.
  22. Dr. McKay
    All you need is the appid + contextid + assetid.
  23. Dr. McKay
    No, there's no way to load the inventory page by page.
  24. Dr. McKay
    Pull your inventory, find the owner_description that contains the date, and parse it.
  25. Dr. McKay
    That won't do any good, you'll need to load the files into memory before you can use them anyway.
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