Properly handling .logOn() in a non-stdin environment

[ElijahPepe]

I'm using steam-user in a project where I can't get a Steam Guard code from a user through stdin. I'm using the following code, but it's inconsistent:
 

this.steamUser.logOn({ accountName: username, password: password, twoFactorCode: twoFactorCode });
this.steamUser.on('steamGuard', (_domain, callback) => {
	callback(twoFactorCode);
});
this.steamUser.on('loggedOn', () => {
	this.steamUser.getEncryptedAppTicket(1818750, async (err, appTicket) => {
		if (err) {
			throw new Error(err);
		}

		const data = await this.info(appTicket.toString('hex'));

		this.accessToken = data.token;
	});
});
resolve(this);

The above code works occasionally, but in the few times that it does work, nothing in the .getEncryptedAppTicket() block is executed. What am I doing wrong?

[Dr. McKay]

It looks like you're passing the same code to the steamGuard event as you used in the logOn method. If it didn't work the first time, it's not going to work a second time. You likely need to wait 30 seconds for the next code to come round, or add 30 seconds to your time offset.

[ElijahPepe]

I've set twoFactorCode to the current value in my Steam app, but the steamGuard event doesn't seem to emit and the .logOn() function doesn't seem to properly log the user in.

[Dr. McKay]

What output are you getting, if any?

[ElijahPepe]

I'm not getting any output. When I console.log accessToken, null is returned.

[Dr. McKay]

Where are you logging accessToken? After the promise is resolved? If that's the case, you need to move your resolve(this) line after when the access token is set.

I need to see all relevant code, along with debugging output (add console.log statements in places) to provide any further help.

[ElijahPepe]

Here's the full code:
 

return new Promise(resolve => {
	if (!username || !password || typeof username !== 'string' || typeof password !== 'string') {
		throw new Error('Invalid username or password provided.');
	}
	this.steamUser.logOn({ accountName: username, password: password, twoFactorCode: twoFactorCode });
	console.log(this.steamUser);
	this.steamUser.on('loggedOn', details => {
		console.log(details)
		this.steamUser.getEncryptedAppTicket(1818750, async (err, appTicket) => {
			console.log(appTicket);
			if (err) {
				throw new Error(err);
			}

			const data = await this.info(appTicket.toString('hex'));
			console.log(data);

			this.accessToken = data.token;
		});
	});
	resolve(this);
});

this.steamUser is a construct of SteamUser. Any of the console.logs don't seem to work, although on rare occasions this.steamUser and details are logged to the console.

[Dr. McKay]

Your promise is getting resolved synchronously before anything actually happens.

[ElijahPepe]

How would I make the log in process asynchronous, then? I looked at the README but couldn't find anything.

[Dr. McKay]

22 hours ago, Dr. McKay said:

you need to move your resolve(this) line after when the access token is set.