MrKirby

Synchronous I/O functions are contrary to Node's paradigm and so aren't supported. Or is that not what you're asking?

Thanks for the quick response, but it is not what I am looking for, I think.

Whenever it is busy 'getting' a user's inventory, it should freeze a code block (like a normal callback function could do).

But I have no clue on how to run a callback on the "getUserInventoryContents" functoin. 

EDIT:

var j = 10;
for(var i=0;i<j;i++) {
console.log("testing... " + i)
manager.getUserInventoryContents(config.accounts.steamid64[i],753, 6, true, (err, inventory) => {
	if (err) {
		console.log(err);
		return;
	} else if (err == null ) {
						
        console.log("Inventory length bot " +inventory.length+" | steamID "+ config.accounts.steamid64[i]);
        //etc. etc.

This will output: 

testing... 0
testing... 1
testing... 2
etc.
testing... 9
Inventory length bot 100 | steamID 12345678901234567890 //random ID 
Inventory length bot 100 | steamID 12345678901234567890 //random ID 
Inventory length bot 100 | steamID 12345678901234567890 //random ID 
etc.
Inventory length bot 100 | steamID 12345678901234567890 //random ID 
Inventory length bot 100 | steamID 12345678901234567890 //random ID

Now, how can I make it output this:

testing... 0
Inventory length bot 100 | steamID 12345678901234567890 //random ID 
testing... 1
Inventory length bot 100 | steamID 12345678901234567890 //random ID 
testing... 2
Inventory length bot 100 | steamID 12345678901234567890 //random ID 
etc.

Thanks in advance

I am having issues with calling this function. I think it has something to do with the function waiting a little while. I have searched for callback etc. on the internet and I found a lot but I have no clue how to use them on the code...

Question

How do I use sync callback on the function: "getUserInventoryContents"

This is what I have now:

manager.getUserInventoryContents(config.accounts.steamid64[i],753, 6, true, (err, inventory) => {
    if (err) {
        console.log(err);
        return;
    } else if (err == null) {
    //The rest of the code				

I thought that this would work... I am not the best in node, basically just started... but hope you could help me

After some time having trouble with it (as I am new), I got it to work! Thanks so much dude! for everyone else wondering.. I used this:

client.on('friendMessage', function(steamID, message) {		
    friendID = [steamID];
    client.getPersonas(friendID, function(getName) {
        var x = getName[friendID];
        var friendName = x.player_name;

        console.log("[FriendlyMessage] " + friendName + ": " + message);
        }
    });

Brackets could be wrong because my code didn't stop there and I am correcting it within the text editor

I do have another question and I don't know if I should ask it here?

But, what are the numbers for friendrelationships??

I know 2 is friend request send to me. But where can I find it.. because I am having trouble finding everything...   

EDIT: After actually turning my brain on.. I checked within the files of your node and found a file with the numbers.... Shit I'm stupid... Thanks anyway!! GREAT SHIT DUDE!!!

Hey, I started using Node.js and javascript a short time ago.

I was trying to display my own username in console after logon. And if that worked, I'd try for others.

I was hoping if you could help me.

This is my code: 

client.on('loggedOn', function() {
    console.log("[Steam-BOT] Logged in as " + client.steamID);
    var botSteamID = [client.steamID];

    var clientName = client.getPersonas(botSteamID);
});

So I thought this was the way to go but, clientName stays unidentified. 

I do not know what I am doing wrong

Thanks in advance!