This is a gem that makes trivial interacting with the Steam Web API. It supports all methods listed here: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API and one more.
Gem supports Ruby: 2.0, 2.1, 2.2
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'steam_web_api'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or run in the console:
$ gem install steam_web_api
Some Steam Web API methods return publicly accessible data and do not require authorization when called. Other methods may require clients to register for an API key and pass that in using the key parameter. There are also methods that return sensitive data or perform a protected action and require special access permissions. To retrieve API key for your application, you'll need log in to your Steam account and fill this form
When you have your API key, you can configure the gem:
# for Rails, you can put this code in initializer: config/initializers/steam_web_api.rb
SteamWebApi.configure do |config|
config.api_key = 'your api key'
end
This is better not to include API key as plain text in you repository. For better solution, please check dotenv gem.
(https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API#GetOwnedGames_.28v0001.29). To make this API call, you need to have API key for your app and steam identifier of the Steam user.
# player_steam_id - this is a Steam identifier for user
player = SteamWebApi::Player.new(player_steam_id)
data = player.owned_games
data.count # how many games user posses (integer)
data.games # list of user's games
data.success # boolean value indicates if response was succesful
# game datails
game = data.games.first
game['appid'] # identifier for game (integer)
game['playtime_forever'] # total playtime for game (integer)
# additional options
# 1. include_played_free_games - include free games in results
# 2. include_appinfo - include game name and logo information in the output. The default is to return appids only.
data = player.owned_games(include_played_free_games: true, include_appinfo: true)
# if include_appinfo is set to true
game = data.games.first
game['name'] # game's name
game['playtime_2weeks'] # total number of minutes played in the last 2 weeks
game['img_icon_url'] # filename of game's icon
game['img_logo_url'] # filename of game logo
game['has_community_visible_stats'] # indicates there is a stats page with achievements or other game stats available for this game
(https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API#GetUserStatsForGame_.28v0002.29). To make this API call, you need to have API key for your app and steam identifier of the Steam user.
player = SteamWebApi::Player.new(player_steam_id)
data = player.stats_for_game(game_id)
data.steam_id # user steam identifier
data.game_name # game name
data.achievements # list of achievements
data.stats # list of stats
data.success # boolean value indicates if response was succesful. If false, probably the game doesn't have stats and Steam returns 400 status
achievement = data.achievements.first
achievement['name'] # achievement identifier
achievement['achieved'] # integer (0 or 1)
stat = data.stats.first
stat['name']
stat['value'] # integer
(https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API#GetPlayerAchievements_.28v0001.29). To make this API call, you need to have API key for your app and steam identifier of the Steam user.
player = SteamWebApi::Player.new(player_steam_id)
data = player.achievements(game_id)
data.steam_id # user steam identifier
data.game_name # game name
data.achievements # list of achievements
data.success # boolean value indicates if response was succesful. If false, probably the game doesn't have stats and Steam returns 400 status
achievement = data.achievements.first
achievement['apiname'] # achievement name
achievement['achieved'] # integer (0 or 1)
# additional options
# 1. l - Language. If specified, it will return language data (name, description) for the requested language.
data = player.achievements(game_id, l: 'en')
achievement = data.achievements.first
achievement['name'] # achievement name
achievement['description'] # achievement description
(https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API#GetPlayerSummaries_.28v0002.29). To make this API call, you need to have API key for your app and steam identifier of the Steam user.
data = SteamWebApi::Player.summary(player.steam_id, player_2.steam_id)
data.players # list of account summeries
data.success # boolean value indicates if response was succesful
first_player = data.players.first
first_player['steamid']
first_player['communityvisibilitystate']
first_player['profilestate']
first_player['personaname']
first_player['lastlogoff']
first_player['profileurl']
first_player['avatar']
first_player['avatarmedium']
first_player['avatarfull']
first_player['personastate']
first_player['realname']
first_player['primaryclanid']
first_player['timecreated']
first_player['personastateflags']
first_player['gameextrainfo']
first_player['gameid']
first_player['loccountrycode']
first_player['locstatecode']
first_player['loccityid']
(https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API#GetPlayerSummaries_.28v0002.29). This is just more convinient method to get account summary if you already have player instance. To make this API call, you need to have API key for your app and steam identifier of the Steam user.
player = SteamWebApi::Player.new(steam_id)
data = player.summary
data.profile # account summery
data.success # boolean value indicates if response was succesful
data.profile['steamid']
data.profile['communityvisibilitystate']
data.profile['profilestate']
data.profile['personaname']
data.profile['lastlogoff']
data.profile['profileurl']
data.profile['avatar']
data.profile['avatarmedium']
data.profile['avatarfull']
data.profile['personastate']
data.profile['realname']
data.profile['primaryclanid']
data.profile['timecreated']
data.profile['personastateflags']
data.profile['gameextrainfo']
data.profile['gameid']
data.profile['loccountrycode']
data.profile['locstatecode']
data.profile['loccityid']
(https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API#GetFriendList_.28v0001.29). To make this API call, you need to have API key for your app and steam identifier of the Steam user.
player = SteamWebApi::Player.new(steam_id)
data = player.friends
data.friends # list of friends
data.success # boolean value indicates if response was succesful
friend = data.friends.first
friend['steamid']
friend['relationship']
friend['friend_since'] # integer
# additional options
# relationship: all/friend. Default is 'all'
player.friends('friend')
(https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API#GetRecentlyPlayedGames_.28v0001.29). To make this API call, you need to have API key for your app and steam identifier of the Steam user.
player = SteamWebApi::Player.new(steam_id)
data = player.recently_played_games
data.games # list of games
data.total_count
data.success # boolean value indicates if response was succesful
game = data.games.first
game['appid']
game['name']
game['playtime_2weeks'] # integer, number of minutes
game['playtime_forever'] # integer, number of minutes
game['img_icon_url']
game['img_logo_url']
# additional options
# count: it limits returned number of games. It's nil by default
player.recently_played_games(2)
(https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API#IsPlayingSharedGame_.28v0001.29). To make this API call, you need to have API key for your app and steam identifier of the Steam user.
player = SteamWebApi::Player.new(steam_id)
data = player.playing_shared_game(game_id)
data.lender_steamid # string, steam id of game owner
data.success # boolean value indicates if response was succesful
(https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API#GetPlayerBans_.28v1.29). To make this API call, you need to have API key.
data = SteamWebApi::Player.bans(player_1.steam_id, player_2.steam_id)
data.players # list of bans info for given players
data.success # boolean value indicates if response was succesful
bans = data.players.first
bans['SteamId']
bans['CommunityBanned'] # boolean
bans['VACBanned'] # boolean
bans['NumberOfVACBans'] # integer
bans['DaysSinceLastBan'] # integer
bans['EconomyBan'] # string, for example 'none'
(https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API#GetPlayerBans_.28v1.29). This is just more convinient method to get player bans if you already have player instance. To make this API call, you need to have API key.
player = SteamWebApi::Player.new(steam_id)
data = player.bans
data.success # boolean value indicates if response was succesful
data.bans['SteamId']
data.bans['CommunityBanned'] # boolean
data.bans['VACBanned'] # boolean
data.bans['NumberOfVACBans'] # integer
data.bans['DaysSinceLastBan'] # integer
data.bans['EconomyBan'] # string, for example 'none'
This end-point is not described in official documentation.
data = SteamWebApi::Game.all
data.games
data.success # boolean value indicates if response was succesful
game = data.games.first
game['appid'] # game id
game['name']
(https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API#GetSchemaForGame_.28v2.29). To make this API call, you need to have API key for your app.
game = SteamWebApi::Game.new(game_id)
schema = game.schema
schema.name # game name
schema.version # game version
schema.achievements # lists of achievements
schema.stats # list of stats
schema.success # boolean value indicates if response was succesful
achievement = schema.achievements.first
achievement['name']
achievement['defaultvalue']
achievement['displayName']
achievement['hidden'] # integer
achievement['description']
achievement['icon']
achievement['icongray']
stats = schema.stats.first
stats['name']
stats['defaultvalue']
stats['displayName']
game = SteamWebApi::Game.new(game_id)
data = game.achievement_percentages
data.achievements # list of achievements
data.success # boolean value indicates if response was succesful
achievement = data.achievements.first
achievement['name']
achievement['percent']
(https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API#GetNewsForApp_.28v0002.29)
game = SteamWebApi::Game.new(game_id)
news = game.news
news.app_id # game id
news.news_items # news list
news.success # boolean value indicates if response was succesful
first_news = news.news_items.first
first_news['gid'] # string
first_news['title']
first_news['url']
first_news['is_external_url']
first_news['author']
first_news['contents']
first_news['feedlabel']
first_news['date']
first_news['feedname']
# additional options
# 1. count - default 3, how many news should be retured
# 2. max_length - default 300, how many characters news content should contain
data = game.news(count: 10, max_length: 1000)
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