tf2-utils 2.0.2

Tools and utilities for TF2 trading

tf2-utils

Tools and utilities for TF2 trading. Use 3rd party inventory providers, get SKUs directly from inventories, listen to BackpackTF's websocket and more.

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Features

• Get SKUs directly from inventories/offers
• Fetch inventories using 3rd party providers (avoid being rate-limited)
• Listen for Backpack.TF websocket events
• Listen for Prices.TF websocket events

Setup

Install

pip install tf2-utils
# or 
python -m pip install tf2-utils

Upgrade

pip install --upgrade tf2-utils
# or 
python -m pip install --upgrade tf2-utils

Usage

See examples or tests for more usage examples.

Inventory fetching

from tf2_utils import Inventory

# using 3rd party provider to avoid being rate-limited
provider = Inventory("steamsupply", "9st947vs0qmgfpeqde1gj92l0oqmhysm")

# using steam as inventory provider
provider = Inventory() # or Inventory("steamcommunity")

# get an inventory
inventory = provider.fetch("76561198253325712")

Gettings SKUs from inventories

NOTE: NOT ALL SKU ATTRIBUTES ARE ADDED YET

Get SKUs implicitly

from tf2_utils import Inventory, map_inventory

provider = Inventory("steamcommunity")

user_inventory = provider.fetch("76561198253325712")
inventory = map_inventory(user_inventory, add_skus=True)

Get a particular item's SKU

from tf2_utils import get_sku

inventory = map_inventory(user_inventory)

for item in inventory:
    sku = get_sku(item)

BackpackTF Websocket

Handle one listing at a time

from tf2_utils import BackpackTFSocket

def my_function(data: dict):
    print("got data!", data)

socket = BackpackTFSocket(my_function)

socket.listen()

Handle list of listings at a time

from tf2_utils import BackpackTFSocket

def my_function(data: list[dict]):
    print("got listings")

    for listing in data:
        print("listing", listing)

socket = BackpackTFSocket(my_function, solo_entries=False)

socket.listen()

PricesTF Websocket

from tf2_utils import PricesTFSocket

def my_function(data: dict):
    print("got data!", data)

socket = PricesTFSocket(my_function)

socket.listen()

Testing

# tf2-utils/
python -m unittest