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Steam Inventory Scraper

Search, scrape, list inventories of players with ease.

Setup

Simple Way(New)


  • You can just run the SETUP.bat then you'll be good to go.

Long Way


  • Open terminal on project directory,

  • Type git clone https://github.com/yussufjpg/Steam-Inventory-Scraper.git,

  • Type npm install,

  • Open a folder named 'Saves',

  • Configure settings according to the documentation,

  • Open console on project directory,

  • Type node index.js

Configuring Settings


In this section you're going to learn meaning of every line in config.json file.

config.json file has a structure like this;

{  
"game": 730,  
"contextid":"2",  
"searchFor":"AK-47",  
"mode":"list"  
}

Let's explain lines one by one.

  • "game": 730 line is for game id if you don't put the right game id you won't get right results.

  • "contextid":"2" is 2 by default.

  • "searchFor":"item-name" change the item-name line by your need it's AK-47 by default.

  • "mode":"list" this line is where things get serious because there are 3 modes and every mode have a different result. Go to modes for more info about modes.

Modes


There are 3 different modes which does the same job but giving the results in a different way.

  • Scrape
    Scrapes inventories then stores in ./saves
  • Search
    Searches inventories and says if user has the item or not.
  • List
    Lists the all inventory of users in terminal but not saves