Usage

import { SteamClient } from 'steamworks-ts';

const steam = new SteamClient();
const { steamId, accountId, name, loggedOn } = steam.getCurrentUser();

Building locally

You must have a Rust Toolchain and NodeJS:

$ npm i
$ npm run dev

This should produce steamworks-ts.<platform>-<arch>.node.

The steam_appid.txt File

Steamworks requires a file named steam_appid.txt containing the AppID of the Steam app Steamworks is meant to interact with. If this file doesn't exist, you'll get a warning and one will be created automatically:

$ npx tsx examples/user_info.ts 
Warning, creating default steam_appid.txt with 480 (Spacewar)
...

Spacewar is an example application used to help developers understand the usage of the Steamworks API.

Examples

After building locally, you can run examples with tsx:

bash
$ npx tsx examples/user_info.ts

License

This package is licensed under MIT.

Help, I can't run my game/tool!

If you are seeing errors like STATUS_DLL_NOT_FOUND, Image not found etc. your platform is not likely supported by steamworks-ts or you forgot to build.