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# steamstore

A module for interacting with the Steam store site from Node.js. Currently not a lot of functionality is supported.

## Logging In

This module cannot facilitate logins to the store site directly. You'll need to use something like
[`steam-user`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/steam-user) or
[`steamcommunity`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/steamcommunity) to login, and then use
[`setCookies`](#setcookiescookies) to set your login cookies in this module.

The cookies are the same for the store site and for the community site.

# Patterns

**Please read this section in its entirety before starting work with `SteamStore`.**

### Callbacks and Promises

All methods listed in this document that accept a callback also return a `Promise`. You may use either callbacks or
promises.

Legacy callbacks return their data spanning across multiple arguments. All promises (which return any data at all)
return a single object containing one or more properties. The names of these properties for legacy callbacks are the
names of the callback arguments listed in this readme. Newer callbacks return a single object `response` argument, which
is identical to the promise output for that method.

Some methods indicate that their callback is required or optional. **You are never required to use callbacks over
promises**, but if a callback is listed as optional then an unhandled promise rejection will not raise a warning/error.
If a callback is listed as required and you neither supply a callback nor handle the promise rejection, then a
promise rejection will raise a warning, and eventually a crash in a future Node.js release.

# Properties

### steamID
**v1.1.0 or later is required to use this property**

A [`SteamID`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/steamid) object for the currently logged-in user.

# Methods

### Constructor([options])
- `options` - An optional object containing zero or more of these properties:
	- `timeout` - The timeout to use for HTTP(S) requests, in milliseconds; default is 50000 (50 seconds)
	- `userAgent` - The user-agent header value; default is Chrome 56
	- `request` - A [`request`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/request) instance
		- This allows you to specify your own defaults on the request instance
		- These options will always be overridden on the request instance: `jar`, `timeout`, `gzip`, `headers['User-Agent']`

Constructs a new instance of `steamstore`. Example:

```js
const SteamStore = require('steamstore');
let store = new SteamStore();
```

```js
const SteamStore = require('steamstore');
let store = new SteamStore({"timeout": 30000});
```

### setCookie(cookie)
- `cookie` - The cookie, in "name=value" string format

Sets a single cookie to `steamstore`'s internal cookie jar.

### setCookies(cookies)
- `cookies` - An array of cookies, in "name=value" string format

Simply calls [`setCookie`](#setcookiecookie) for each cookie in the array.

### getSessionID()

Returns the value of the `sessionid` cookie, or creates a new random one and adds it to the cookie jar if not present.

### addPhoneNumber(number[, bypassConfirmation], callback)
- `number` - Your phone number, with a leading plus and the country code
	- Example: `+18885550123`
- `bypassConfirmation` - `true` if you want to ignore any confirmation-level errors (see below). Default `false`
- `callback` - A function to be called when the request completes
	- `err` - An `Error` object on failure, or `null` on success. The `confirmation` property will be `true` if this is
	a confirmation-level error which can be overridden by setting `bypassConfirmation` to `true`

Adds a new phone number to your account. This triggers a verification Email to be sent. You can continue the process by
calling [`sendPhoneNumberVerificationMessage`](#sendphonenumberverificationmessagecallback)

### sendPhoneNumberVerificationMessage(callback)
- `callback` - A function to be called when the request completes
	- `err` - An `Error` object on failure, or `null` on success

**v2.3.0 or later is required to use this method**

Call this method after you've clicked on the link in the email you received after you called `addPhoneNumber()`.
This triggers a verification SMS to be sent. You can provide the verification code to
[`verifyPhoneNumber`](#verifyphonenumbercode-callback) to finalize the process.

### resendVerificationSMS(callback)
- `callback` - A function to be called when the request completes
	- `err` - An `Error` object on failure, or `null` on success

Asks the Steam servers to resend the verification SMS to your pending-confirmation phone number. This will fail if you
request it too soon after the last SMS was sent.

### verifyPhoneNumber(code, callback)
- `code` - Your SMS verification code
- `callback` - A function to be called when the request completes
	- `err` - An `Error` object on failure, or `null` on success

Verify your pending-verification phone number using the SMS code.

### removePhoneNumber(callback)
- `callback` - A function to be called when the request completes
	- `err` - An `Error` object on failure, or `null` on success

Starts the process to remove your phone number from your account. This will send an SMS verification code to your phone.
Call [`confirmRemovePhoneNumber`](#confirmremovephonenumbercode-callback) with the code to finalize the process.

### confirmRemovePhoneNumber(code, callback)
- `code` - Your SMS verification code
- `callback` - A function to be called when the request completes
	- `err` - An `Error` object on failure, or `null` on success

Finalizes the process of removing your phone number from your account.

### hasPhone(callback)
- `callback` - A function to be called when the request completes
	- `err` - An `Error` object on failure, or `null` on success
	- `hasVerifiedPhone` - `true` if your account has a phone number linked, `false` if not
	- `lastDigits` - If you have a phone number, this is a string containing the last 4 digits of your number

**v1.3.0 or later is required to use this method**

Checks whether your account has a phone number linked or not.

### getAccountData(callback)
- `callback` - A function to be called when the request completes
	- `err` - An `Error` object on failure, or `null` on success
	- `ownedApps` - An array containing the AppID of each app which your account owns
	- `ownedPackages` - An array containing the PackageID of each package which your account owns
	- `wishlistedApps` - An array containing the AppID of each app that's on your wishlist
	- `ignoredApps` - An array containing the AppID of each app which you've clicked "Not Interested" on
	- `suggestedTags` - An object containing the tags which are suggested for you. Keys are TagIDs, values are the tag names.

**v1.1.0 or later is required to use this method**

Gets information about products that your account owns, ignores, wants, or is recommended.

### sendGift(giftID, recipient, recipientName, message, closing, signature[, callback])
- `giftID` - The gift's ID (also known as the asset ID of the item in your Steam gift inventory)
- `recipient` - The recipient's SteamID (as a `SteamID` object or string) to send it over Steam. You need to be friends with the user.
- `recipientName` - The name of the recipient to put in the gift email/popup
- `message` - The message to include in the email/popup
- `closing` - The closing to include in the email/popup
- `signature` - Your name to include in the email/popup
- `callback` - Optional. Called when the request completes.
	- `err` - An `Error` object on failure, or `null` on success

**v1.4.0 or later is required to use this method**

Sends a Steam gift in your inventory to another user. The gift will remain in your inventory until the recipient accepts it.
You can re-send a gift which you've already sent. Gifts don't have to be tradable in order to be sent.

### createWallet(walletCode, billingAddress, callback)
- `walletCode` - A Steam wallet code you want to redeem
- `billingAddress` - An object containing these properties:
	- `address` - Your street address
	- `city` - Your city
	- `country` - Your country code, e.g. "US"
	- `state` - Your state, e.g. "FL"
	- `postalCode` - Your postal/ZIP code
- `callback` - Required. Called when the requested data is available.
   - `err` - An `Error` object if the request fails, or `null` otherwise
   - `eresult` - An `EResult` value from `SteamStore.EResult`
   - `detail` - A value from `SteamStore.EPurchaseResult` or `undefined`
   - `redeemable` - `true` if this code can be redeemed, `false` if not
   - `amount` - If redeemable, this is how much the code is worth, in its currency's lowest denomination (e.g. USD cents)
   - `currencyCode` - If redeemable, this is the currency of `amount`
   
**v1.7.0 or later is required to use this method**

Before you can redeem a Steam Wallet code, your account needs to have a wallet. If you don't yet have a wallet you can
use this method to create one. Creating a wallet requires you to provide a wallet code, but the code won't be redeemed
until you actually call `redeemWalletCode`.

### checkWalletCode()

**THIS METHOD IS NO LONGER FUNCTIONAL. IT WILL BE REMOVED IN A FUTURE RELEASE.**

### redeemWalletCode(walletCode[, callback])
- `walletCode` - The Steam wallet code you want to redeem
- `callback` - Optional. Called when the request completes.
	- `err` - An `Error` object if the request fails, or `null` on success
	- `eresult` - An `EResult` value from `SteamStore.EResult`
	- `detail` - A value from `SteamStore.EPurchaseResult` or `undefined`
	- `formattedNewWalletBalance` - If redeemed successfully, this is your new wallet balance as a string, formatted for human display (e.g. `$20.00`)   
	- `amount` - If redeemable, this is how much the code is worth, in its currency's lowest denomination (e.g. USD cents)

**v1.5.0 or later is required to use this method**

Attempts to redeem a Steam Wallet code on your account. This will call `checkWalletCode` first, and if the code is not
redeemable, the callback will be invoked with an `Error` passed as the first parameter. That `Error` will have message
`Wallet code is not valid`, with `eresult` and `purchaseresultdetail` properties defined on that `Error` object.

### getWalletBalance([callback])
- `callback` - Called when the request completes.
	- `err` - An `Error` object if the request fails, or `null` on success
	- `response` - The response object
		- `formattedBalance` - Your wallet balance as a string, formatted in your local currency (e.g. `"$1.23"`)

**v2.1.0 or later is required to use this method**

Gets your current Steam wallet balance.

### setDisplayLanguages(primary[, secondary][, callback])
- `primary` - Your desired primary (display) language, as a string (e.g. `english` or `danish`)
- `secondary` - Your desired secondary languages, as an array of strings of the same format as `primary`
- `callback` - Optional. Called when the request completes.
	- `err` - An `Error` object on failure, or `null` on success

**v1.5.0 or later is required to use this method**

Updates your account's display languages for the Steam store.

### addFreeLicense(subID[, callback])
- `subID` - The ID of the free-on-demand package you would like to claim
- `callback` - Optional. Called when the request completes.
	- `err` - An `Error` object on failure, or `null` on success

**v2.0.0 or later is required to use this method**

Request to add an eligible free-on-demand package to your Steam account.

### removeLicense(subID[, callback])
- `subID` - The ID of the complimentary license you would like to remove
- `callback` - Optional. Called when the request completes.
    - `err` - An `Error` objecton failure, or `null` on success

**v2.2.0 or later is required to use this method**

Removes an eligible complimentary license from your Steam account.

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