drizz

Is there any feasible way to get the "remaining time" on a given TOTP code? I take it that there's a global tripping point where all codes older than 60? seconds expire, but I was unable to find any resources on this. Would it be enough to figure out this tripping point (and does it even exist)? I'd appreciate any pointers on the topic, no need for full solutions or anything. Cheers.

I've been playing around with steam-user and steamcommunity for a while now, and I am wondering if any of you have suggestions on storing sensitive data such as passwords and loginKeys in a safe manner. Until now I've just been encrypting them before storing, and always passed a key as process env. That's obviously a suboptimal solution. Looking forward to any replies, and thank you in advance.

I am not sure if I am missing something here, but why don't you just relog to get new cookies + sessionid when they expire?

I am aware of that. I was asking if anyone knew of any alternative modules or methods to get what I'm looking for. I've decided that I'll just scrape the stuff that I need from steamcommunity directly, though.

I am working on a set of tools for group admins, ranging from simple over-time statistics to automatic chat spam banning. As a part of that I have been trying to get all comments on a steam group, to be able to detect spam, but also to create activity statistics. Sadly, the CSteamGroup class of node-steamcommunity does not have that functionality, and the getNotifications function only returns numbers, not the actual comments and their authors. How would I go about getting what I'm looking for? Is there something I am missing? Or do I really have to scrape the information manually from steamcommunity.com? Thanks in advance for any input, drizz. PS: I am not getting paid for the project/my work on it.

I extracted the shared secret from my phone, and I am using steam-totp to generate a code. Thinking about it, steam-totp is probably the error-source.

Ive been getting into nodejs a few months ago and found out about this module a week ago. I started playing around a bit and managed to make myself a nice hour idling script. Ive achieved that with a lot of trial&error + the help of some rather experienced friends. But now Im stuck: Im trying to log into an account that has mobile auth enabled. Ive read into this a little, and its a bit too high for me. Now I hope that an experienced coder/someone who has already done this before could quickly break it down for me, or if it really just is too complicated, tell me so. Thanks in advance, I really hope that I can sometime give something back to this community.