Well I found the problem. My code misused Steam-TradeOffer-Manager/lib/assets.js . It somehow just keeps on running the code at line 46, which is
for (let i in cache[key]) {
if (cache[key].hasOwnProperty(i)) {
item[i] = cache[key][i];
}
}
It just kept on running it until my program reached around 1600-1800MB in RAM usage, and then crashed. I kinda makeshift fixed it, by doing so with the code.
TradeOfferManager.prototype._mapItemsToDescriptions = function(appid, contextid, items) {
var cache = this._assetCache;
if (!(items instanceof Array)) {
items = Object.keys(items).map(key => items[key]);
}
return items.map((item) => {
item.appid = appid || item.appid;
item.contextid = contextid || item.contextid;
var key = `${item.appid}_${item.classid}_${item.instanceid || '0'}`;
if (!cache[key]) {
// This item isn't in our description cache
return new EconItem(item);
}
/*
for (let i in cache[key]) {
if (cache[key].hasOwnProperty(i)) {
item[i] = cache[key][i];
}
}
*/
return new EconItem(item);
});
};
The program now runs at around 200MB instead of 500MB and then randomly peaking to godly amounts.
