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expresstrade

v1.1.2

Published

Interact with the OPSkins ExpressTrade API from Node.js

Downloads

1,163

Readme

OPSkins ExpressTrade API for Node.js

This module provides easy interaction with the OPSkins ExpressTrade API. It provides a basic schema of the API to perform simple checks on the required inputs, and it automatically adds the 2FA token if required.

All you need to run a bot is your API key and the secret of your 2FA registered with your OPSkins account.

Installation

npm i expresstrade --save

Usage

var ExpressTrade = require('expresstrade')

var ET = new ExpressTrade({
  apikey: 'Your OPSkins API Key',
  twofactorsecret: 'Your OPSkins 2FA Secret',
  pollInterval: 5000
})

ET.IUser.GetInventory((err, body) => {
  // ...
})

ET.ITrade.SendOfferToSteamId({steam_id: '76561197982275081', items: '1234,5678'}, (err, body) => {
  // ...
})

ET.on('offerReceived', (_offer) => {
  console.log(_offer.id)

  ET.ITrade.CancelOffer({offer_id: _offer.id})
})

Syntax

You can either address the methods as object properties like this:

ET.IUser.GetInventory((err, body) => {
  // ...
})

or address the path like this:

ET.request('IUser/GetInventory', ((err, body) => {
  // ...
})

Request Methods (GET/POST)

The required methods are saved in the API schema and node-expresstrade handles the conversion for GET (query string) and POST (form) on its own.

node-expresstrade accepts any JSON object containin the data.

Events

If pollInterval is set, node-expresstrade will poll for changes. If any new or changed offers are detected, an event will be emitted.

any

Emitted on any event.

offerSent

Emitted when an offer has been sent out. The offer is active and the recipient can accept it to exchange the items.

offerReceived

Emitted when an offer was received. The offer is active and you can accept it to exchange the items.

offerAccepted

Emitted when an offer has been accepted. The recipient accepted the offer and items were exchanged.

offerExpired

Emitted when an offer has expired. The offer expired from inactivity.

offerCancelled

Emitted when an offer was cancelled. The sender cancelled the offer.

offerDeclined

Emitted when an offer has been declined. The recipient declined the offer.

offerNoLongerValid

Emitted when an offer is no longer valid. One of the items in the offer is no longer available/eligible so the offer was cancelled automatically.

caseOpenPending

Emitted when an offer has a pending case opening. The trade offer was initiated by a VCase site and it's awaiting ETH confirmations. The vKeys have been removed from the user iventory but may be restored on error later.

caseOpenExpired

Emitted when an offer for a case opening has expired. The trade offer was initiated by a VCase site and there was an error opening the case due to backend issues. No items should have been exchanged.

caseOpenFailed

Emitted when an offer for a case opening failed. The trade offer was initiated by a VCase site and VGO was unable to generate items on the blockchain, so the vKeys have been refunded.