Adaaam95

var SteamUser = require('steam-user'); // The heart of the bot.  We'll write the soul ourselves.
var SteamTrade = require('steam-trade');


var username = 'test';
var password = 'test';


// We have to use application IDs in our requests--this is just a helper
var appid = {
    TF2:   440,
    DOTA2: 570,
    CSGO:  730,
    Steam: 753
};
// We also have to know context IDs which are a bit tricker since they're undocumented.
// For Steam, ID 1 is gifts and 6 is trading cards/emoticons/backgrounds
// For all current Valve games the context ID is 2.
var contextid = {
    TF2:   2,
    DOTA2: 2,
    CSGO:  2,
    Steam: 6
}


// Initialize the Steam client and our trading library
var client = new SteamUser();
//steam client
var trade = new SteamTrade();
//steam trade


// Sign into Steam
client.logOn({
    accountName: username,
    password: password
});


client.on('loggedOn', function (details) {
    logger.info("Logged into Steam as " + client.steamID.getSteam3RenderedID());
});


client.on('error', function (e) {
    logger.error(e);
    process.exit(1);
});


client.on('webSession', function(sessionid) {
    trade.sessionID = sessionid;
    client.webLogOn(function(cookie) {
        cookie.forEach(function(part) {
            trade.setCookie(part.trim());
        });
        logger.info('Logged into web');
        // No longer appear offline
        client.setPersonaState(steam.EPersonaState.LookingToTrade); 
    });
});


client.trade('STEAM_0:1:55683311');

I'm using some outdated tutorials from google ( I'm on the right track with it but I can't work out what I'm doing wrong.

I keep running the script but my friend isn't getting a trade request so I don't know what I'm missing from it.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Adam