getUserInventoryContents works with some appId and not with some appId

[19a1047]

as title said.

if the input of appId is 730 it returns the requested inventory perfectly.

if the input of appId is 440 it always returns a blank array [] if it was from a different steam user; but return the inventory if the steamId passed in is the same with the initiated community object.
 

wonder if the problem is only limited to tf2

[Dr. McKay]

Show your code please.

[19a1047]

Quote

/**
 *
 * @param {SteamCommunity} community
 * @param {*} steamId steamId array
 * @param {*} appId default by 730
 * @param {*} contextId  default by 2
 * @returns {Array} partnerInventory
 */
export const loadInventoryCommunity = (
  community,
  id64,
  appId = 730,
  contextId = 2,
) => {
  let partnerInventory = [];
  community.getUserInventoryContents(
    id64,
    appId,
    contextId,
    true,
    "english",
    (err, inventory, currency) => {
      if (err) {
        logger.error(
          `Error loading inventory ${appId}: ${JSON.stringify(err)}`,
        );
        return false;
      }
      console.log(inventory[0]);
      partnerInventory = [...inventory];
    },
  );
  return partnerInventory;
};

 

Scenario 1: SteamCommunity of initiated from A's credentials; steamId = A's id64; appId 440: logged out succesfully;
Scenario 2: SC of A's credentials,  steamId = B's id64; appId 440: failed to log out first item; returned inventory was a blank array;
Scenario 3: SC of A's credentials, steamId = B's id64; appId 730: succesfully logged out first item;

environment: node.js 20.14.0

dependencies: 
 

   "steam-user": "^5.0.8",

   "steamcommunity": "^3.48.2",

I think I found the problem, the TF2 inventory I tried to fetch was actually blanked... my bad.

Edited July 21 by 19a1047