AshIgorash Posted August 6, 2024 Report Posted August 6, 2024 I want to get items that are temporary trade locked. If using manager to get inventory I don't get those items, tried to use community.getUserInventoryContents() but getting undefined inventory and null error. Btw what is difference between manager.getUserInventoryContents and community.getUserInventoryContents? public getInventory(steamID: string):Promise<CEconItem[]>{ return new Promise((resolve, reject)=> { const inventory = this.bot.community.getUserInventoryContents(steamID,730,2,false,'english',(err)=>{console.log(err)}) console.log(inventory) this.bot.tradeManager.getUserInventoryContents(steamID,730,2,false, (err, inventory)=> { if(err){ if(err.message === "This profile is private."){ return reject(new CustomError("This profile is private.",ERR.PrivateProfile)) } else if(err.message.includes("RateLimitExceeded")){ return reject(new CustomError(err.message, ERR.RateLimitExceeded)) } else{ return reject(new CustomError(err.message, ERR.GeneralError)) } } resolve(inventory) }) }) } Quote
Dr. McKay Posted August 6, 2024 Report Posted August 6, 2024 It's completely expected that you'd get undefined in your inventory variable, since the result is passed to the callback and not returned by the method. Quote
AshIgorash Posted August 6, 2024 Author Report Posted August 6, 2024 (edited) Yes, but my callback has only error. /** * Get the contents of a user's inventory context. * @param userID - The user's SteamID as a SteamID object or a string which can parse into one * @param appID - The Steam application ID of the game for which you want an inventory * @param contextID - The ID of the "context" within the game you want to retrieve * @param tradableOnly - true to get only tradable items and currencies * @param [language] - The language of item descriptions to return. Omit for default (which may either be English or your account's chosen language) * @param callback */ getUserInventoryContents( userID: userid, appID: appid, contextID: contextid, tradableOnly: boolean, language: string, callback: Callback, ): any; /** * @param err `null` on success, an `Error` object on failure. */ type Callback = (err: CallbackError) => any; Edited August 6, 2024 by AshIgorash Quote
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