venfiw
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venfiw reacted to Dr. McKay in How to know how long ago a friendship was established
I don't believe that data is available through steam-user, but you could get it from the GetFriendList WebAPI method.
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venfiw reacted to Dr. McKay in how to get cookies
shoppingCartGID doesn't get issued until you actually add something to your cart.
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venfiw reacted to Dr. McKay in acceptConfirmationForObject - Cannot Confirm Market Listings
The market listing ID is the creator property.
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venfiw reacted to Dr. McKay in Unable to accept offer: self signed certificate
If you're absolutely sure that you want to allow MitM, this should work:
const Request = require('request'); const SteamCommunity = require('steamcommunity'); let community = new SteamCommunity({ "request": Request.defaults({"rejectUnauthorized": false}) }); -
venfiw got a reaction from MrPotato in how can i input my username&password like SteamGuard
hello every one i made it now, here is my code
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venfiw got a reaction from Dr. McKay in how can i input my username&password like SteamGuard
hello every one i made it now, here is my code
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venfiw got a reaction from Eradicate in i thought offer.accept do not work now
thank u my friend, it worked after i replace community.checkConfirmations();
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venfiw reacted to Eradicate in i thought offer.accept do not work now
Whenever you get an offer you need to confirm it, or the bot does.
You can do this by setting up a interval that confirms the confirmations every X seconds, but this method is deprecated I believe, you should now be using;
community.acceptConfirmationForObject(data.identity_secret, offer.id, function(err){ if(err){ console.log(err); return; } console.log('Succesfully confirmed the offer.'); }) Replace with your bots identity secret and the offerid of the sent out offer.
Edit: might of misread it.