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I would assume that you're only supposed to call res.send once.

I figured a way to do it. Thanks

I would assume that you're only supposed to call res.send once.

Yes you're right. So what you're suggesting it I store the values in an array and res.send it once? Wouldn't it be the same since you're still looping it?

How do I get the names of all available games on steam displaying on the website? Here's my code. It just displays a blank page for like 5 seconds and displays an "Already logged on, cannot log on again" error. How do I properly display it?

client.on("appOwnershipCached", () => {
    let gameArr = client.getOwnedApps();

    client.getProductInfo(
      gameArr,
      [],
      (err, apps, packages, unknownApps, unknownPackages) => {
        for (var appid in apps) {
          res.send(apps[appid].appinfo.common.name);
        }
      }
    );
  });

Okay, so there's your problem. As of v4, the first argument in all callbacks is err. Check out the full release notes for all the breaking changes.

Ahhhhh, this is why it's happening. I'll try it again once I get back home. Thanks

Are you on v3 or v4?

I'm currently using "steam-user": "^4.0.0-beta.5"". I downloaded it using NPM

Nothing seems to be working for me. When I try client.picsCache, it returns { changenumber: 0, apps: {}, packages: {} } which means my account doesn't have any games at all. How is this possible?

Works fine for me.

 

This is really weird. When I console log apps, it'll return null but when I console log packages, it returns the exact same output as what you have shown above. Is this some kind of a bug?

Apps in getproductinfo is returning null but not when I try to access from package. Is something wrong? Is it because I download the dependencies using npm?