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41 lines
1.4 KiB
Go
41 lines
1.4 KiB
Go
/*
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Allows automation of Steam Trading.
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Usage
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Like go-steam, this package is event-based. Call Poll() until the trade has ended, that is until the TradeEndedEvent is emitted.
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// After receiving the steam.TradeSessionStartEvent
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t := trade.New(sessionIdCookie, steamLoginCookie, steamLoginSecure, event.Other)
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for {
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eventList, err := t.Poll()
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if err != nil {
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// error handling here
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continue
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}
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for _, event := range eventList {
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switch e := event.(type) {
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case *trade.ChatEvent:
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// respond to any chat message
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t.Chat("Trading is awesome!")
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case *trade.TradeEndedEvent:
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return
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// other event handlers here
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}
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}
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}
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You can either log into steamcommunity.com and use the values of the `sessionId` and `steamLogin` cookies,
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or use go-steam and after logging in with client.Web.LogOn() and receiving the WebLoggedOnEvent use the `SessionId`
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and `SteamLogin` fields of steam.Web for the respective cookies.
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It is important that there is no delay between the Poll() calls greater than the timeout of the Steam client
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(currently five seconds before the trade partner sees a warning) or the trade will be closed automatically by Steam.
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Notes
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All method calls to Steam APIs are blocking. This packages' and its subpackages' types are not thread-safe and no calls to any method of the same
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trade instance may be done concurrently except when otherwise noted.
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*/
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package trade
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