Dr. McKay
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Dr. McKay's post in How to check, if a user is in a specific group? was marked as the answer
This is surprisingly difficult. You can't do it through node-steam-user at all, but you can do one of the following:
Check the group members list XML to see if they're in there Check the user's profile XML to see if the group is listed Both of these endpoints are deprecated, but neither has a replacement. Valve.
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Dr. McKay's post in how can i get the token in the offerURL was marked as the answer
You should collect the token by asking the user for their trade URL.
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Dr. McKay's post in Client.users after the bot fully connected? was marked as the answer
This is probably a pretty common case that should be supported natively in the module.
Update steam-user to v3.22.0 then use the friendPersonasLoaded event.
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Dr. McKay's post in Questions about PUBG was marked as the answer
The inventory seems to be unlimited. Asset IDs do change on trade. Your code should always assume that an asset ID can change on trade.
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Dr. McKay's post in Send/receive messages to/from non-friends was marked as the answer
You should be able to send messages to non-friends if you're in a group chat with them, but that's about it I think.
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Dr. McKay's post in I need to handle some concurrency ? was marked as the answer
There's no concurrency concern with sending offers, but if you send offers too frequently (or you send too many offers) then Steam will start limiting you. You're limited to 30 total active outgoing offers, and 5 active outgoing offers to the same recipient. There are also request rate-limits.
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Dr. McKay's post in how to get message from my trade offer was marked as the answer
Just offer.message.
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Dr. McKay's post in TypeError: Cannot read property 'type' of null when relog() was marked as the answer
You can only relog while connected. If you're not connected, you need to login again.
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Dr. McKay's post in How to test user trade link? was marked as the answer
You can create an offer and use getUserDetails. If the token is bad, it will error.
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Dr. McKay's post in limited steam account = wont work ? was marked as the answer
Because they can't get API keys, and this module needs to use the API.
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Dr. McKay's post in Steam Log On Response was marked as the answer
Please read the documentation. An error event is emitted if there's a problem logging on.
Also, you should under no circumstances be collecting credentials from users.
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Dr. McKay's post in Restoring session. was marked as the answer
I'd need to see how you're saving it, but it's not unlikely that the cookies are just expiring.
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Dr. McKay's post in How to post in a discussion? was marked as the answer
Not planning to add the feature right now, no.
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Dr. McKay's post in steamLoginSecure was marked as the answer
It's in the cookies array, which contains strings of format name=value.
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Dr. McKay's post in Steam Guard still prompts despite totp sometimes was marked as the answer
You can provide a custom time offset to steam-totp when generating the code. Current time + 30 should work.
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Dr. McKay's post in offer.getUserDetails() question was marked as the answer
Just Steam doing Steam things. You need to try again later.
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Dr. McKay's post in Item market hash name was marked as the answer
Read the docs; set a language in the constructor.
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Dr. McKay's post in Getting different keys in tags sometimes on tradeOffer.itemsToReceive was marked as the answer
Steam sends the data differently sometimes. Update to 2.8.1 and I've made the tags objects all be standard (that is, they have all the properties).