Steam is my love

I mean these examples: Here can be examples in what cases to use webLogon, in what case to use another methods, ... All this information exists in the docs. But will be more easier to understand how it works from examples. @TheMaster thank you for your answer!

I understand the workings from the documentation, but it would be beneficial to update the examples with a functional bot that automatically logs in again whenever an issue arises. I have a bot that employs the autoRelogin feature in the Steam user. I resort to webLogon when the session expires or when an error stating ‘not logged in’ is thrown during trade creation. I utilize proxies and there are instances when the proxy connection fails or when the Steam servers are down. During such times, the bots are down and they do not automatically log in again when the connection is restored. I would like to understand when is just necessary to use webLogon and when is neccessary relog or logOut logOn. Now these methods are documented but in different places.

Steam has this endpoint https://api.steampowered.com/IEconService/GetTradeOffer/ that giving information about a trade offer. I just need to check stat of a tradeoffer. I have a cron that check from database trades with statuses that are in pending more than 5 minutes and to finish transaction in my system I should check what happened with the trade. Was automatically canceled or was not accepted or is in pending for some reason. Has steam-tradeoffer-manager a method that will give me information about a trade by trade number?