steam 0.5.4

Module for interacting with various Steam features

Module for interacting with various Steam features. Install with pip install steam.

WebAPI

Wrapper around Steam Web API. Requires API Key. Upon initialization the instance will fetch all available interfaces from the API and populate the namespace. What interfaces are availability depends on the key.

>>> from steam import WebAPI
>>> api = WebAPI(key="<your api key>")

# instance.<interface>.<method>
>>> api.ISteamWebAPIUtil.GetServerInfo()
>>> api.call('ISteamWebAPIUtil.GetServerInfo')
{u'servertimestring': u'Sun Jul 05 22:37:25 2015', u'servertime': 1436161045}

>>> api.ISteamUser.ResolveVanityURL(vanityurl="valve", url_type=2)
>>> api.call('ISteamUser.ResolveVanityURL', vanityurl="valve", url_type=2)
{u'response': {u'steamid': u'103582791429521412', u'success': 1}}

# call a specific version of the method
>>> api.ISteamUser.ResolveVanityURL_v1(vanityurl="valve", url_type=2)
>>> api.call('ISteamUser.ResolveVanityURL_v1', vanityurl="valve", url_type=2)

It’s not necessary to provide the key when calling any interface method. key, format, raw, http_timeout parameters can be specified on WebAPI to affect all method calls, or when calling a specific method. Some methods have parameters which need to be a list. Trying to call nonexistent method will raise an AttributeError.

Supported formats by web api are: json (default), vdf, xml The response will be deserialized using the appropriate module unless raw is True.

>>> api.ISteamUser.ResolveVanityURL.__doc__  # method doc
"""
ResolveVanityURL (v0001)

  Parameters:
    key                       string   required
      - access key
    url_type                  int32    optional
      - The type of vanity URL. 1 (default): Individual profile, 2: Group, 3: Official game group
    vanityurl                 string   required
      - The vanity URL to get a SteamID for

"""

# or calling doc() will print it
>>> api.ISteamUser.ResolveVanityURL.doc()  # method doc
>>> api.ISteamUser.doc()  # interface and all methods
>>> api.doc()  # all available interfaces

Checkout the wiki for a list of the currently available API interfaces.

SteamID

>>> from steam
>>> from steam import SteamID

>>> SteamID()
SteamID(id=0, type='Invalid', universe='Invalid', instance=0)

>>> SteamID(12345)  # accountid
>>> SteamID('12345')
>>> SteamID('STEAM_1:1:6172')  # steam2
SteamID(id=12345, type='Individual', universe='Public', instance=1)

>>> SteamID(103582791429521412)  # steam64
>>> SteamID('103582791429521412')
>>> SteamID('[g:1:4]')  # steam3
SteamID(id=4, type='Clan', universe='Public', instance=0)

# A Steam community url can be resolved using steamid module
>>> steam.steamid.from_url('https://steamcommunity.com/id/drunkenf00l')
>>> steam.steamid.from_url('http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197968459473')
SteamID(id=8193745, type='Individual', universe='Public', instance=1)
>>> steam.steamid.steam64_from_url('http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197968459473')
'76561197968459473'

>>> group = SteamID('[g:1:4]')
>>> group.id  # accountid
4
>>> group.as_32  # accountid
4
>>> group.as_64
103582791429521412
>>> str(group)
'103582791429521412'
>>> group.as_steam2 # only works for 'Individual' accounts
'STEAM_1:0:2'
>>> group.as_steam3
'[g:1:4]'
>>> group.community_url
'https://steamcommunity.com/gid/103582791429521412'