UKF

Thanks. But i need get all items (example DOTA2 have ~ 10 000 items ...) . 

Just change the appid to 570, and change the context id, I have no idea if it's 0,1 or 2, just try it.

The inventory is an array of your items,

inventory.forEach(function (item)){
      console.log(item.market_hash_name);
}

This will print the item's market hash name for example.

manager.loadUserInventory(YOUR_TARGET_STEAMID, 730, 2, true, function (err, inventory, currencies) {

        if (err) {

            console.log(err.message);

        } else {

             console.log("Items in my inventory: " + inventory.length);

        }

});

Well, there are different ways on doing that.

You can do that by:

• Using a proxy system and a list of proxy servers to override steam's inventory request limits.
• Having a random bot responsible for the deposits if you are fetching your information from the database (username/password/shared_secret/identity_secret and misc. data) and loading user's inventory.
• Running multiple bots by creating instances on start, making a communication between them (using socket.io which is highly recommended over database checking (of course it's important to log everything)).
• Lookup for the available item to withdraw from bot (fetch assetid -> check botid containing the item) -> transfer to main bot.

It's basically an easy concept, just a lot of coding and fail-safes, and the last but not least, be careful when getting item prices or any other data, make sure to always null check the items or prices.

Best regards

UKF

//730 for csgo, 2 for contextid, true for tradableOnly
//This will load a user's inventory or you can use it for your own inventory (optional), but there's loadInventory which is used to get your own client's inventory.
manager.loadUserInventory(YOUR_TARGET_STEAMID, 730, 2, true, function (err, inventory, currencies) {
        if (err) {
            console.log(err.message);
        } else {
             console.log(inventory);
        }
});

More information can be found here.

Best regards

UKF

The names are the player_name property in each object in the array provided in the callback.

I am new into the callback things and not a professional

I got this to work somehow:

var botName;

setInterval(function () {

    if (botName == undefined) {

        client.getPersonas([client.steamID], function (persona) {

            botName = persona[client.steamID].player_name;

        });

    }

}, 5000);

Is it the right usage? Or is there a better way?

Could you please show me how to use the getPersonas getter to get the name?

Thank you

Best regards

UKF

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

I got it to work by using on('friendRelationship')

If I'm not wrong, it should be client.on('friendRelationship'), function(parameters) { ... });

Also, a question, these #paramaters, can be used such as client.on('parameter') etc...?

And how could I get the the user's steam name? (not 64bit ID).

Thank you

UKF

Hello,

How can I add a friend if a friend request is received?

I tried using addFriend(steamID), here's the code, am I doing something wrong?

var SteamUser = require('steam-user');
var client = new SteamUser();

client.on("friend", function (steamID) {
        client.addFriend(steamID);
    }
);

Thanks for the help!

UKF