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kjsmita6 avatar kjsmita6 commented on September 13, 2024 1

I would definitely go with @iNFAM0US's responses, although I would make a few changes and edits for clarity:

//Main ParentBot stuff
const ParentBot = require('steam-parentbot');

var children = [];
var bots = [];

function addBot(options) {
    let newestChild = children[children.length];
    let newestBot = bots[bots.length]; //should be same number as newestChild
        newestChild = function() {
                newestChild.super_.apply(this, arguments);
        }
        require('util').inherits(newestChild, ParentBot);
        newestBot = new newestChild(options.username, options.password, options.options);
}

var opt1 = {
    username: "username",
    password: "password",
    options: {
        guardCode: "XXXXX"
    }
}

var opt2 = {
    username: "username",
    password: "password",
    options: {
        guardCode: "XXXXX"
    }
}

[opt1, opt2].forEach(opt => {
    addBot(opt);
}

//Here you would modify each bot object individually if you like

Please note that I just wrote this on the spot and I have no idea if it works.

Also try to avoid including usernames and passwords in your comments, I've had to edit some posts.

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mert574 avatar mert574 commented on September 13, 2024

This can happen for 2 reasons:
Probably you've restarted your bot too much/too fast, so steam blocked you for some time. Close your bot and wait.
OR,
Steam is down https://steamstat.us

Little note: Connecting to steam sometimes takes 20~ secs, so be patient :)

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avatar commented on September 13, 2024

well after having ran the bot for a minute now, making it try connect to the socket, not it doesn't just spam with timeouts, not it also spams with 'disconnected from steam, reconnecting..' it also sometimes spams numbers like 017 & 018.

Like this:

2016-03-14T20:43:42.141Z - debug: [tomhillepille] Connecting to Steam...
2016-03-14T20:43:42.316Z - silly: [tomhillepille] connected
2016-03-14T20:43:42.491Z - silly: [tomhillepille] encrypt request
2016-03-14T20:43:42.669Z - verbose: [tomhillepille] Connected to Steam, logging in...
2016-03-14T20:43:42.670Z - debug: [tomhillepille] Logging in...
2016-03-14T20:43:42.930Z - silly: [tomhillepille] socket ended
2016-03-14T20:43:42.930Z - silly: [tomhillepille] socket closed
2016-03-14T20:43:42.930Z - error: [tomhillepille] Disconnected from Steam, reconnecting...
2016-03-14T20:43:42.931Z - silly: [tomhillepille] connecting to 146.66.152.13:27019

edit: the spammed numbers are parts of the IP, sorry. but I never ran the bot before, so how could it block me?

-- I aint even allowed to ping it:

bots@server1:/bots$ ping 72.165.61.176
ping: icmp open socket: Operation not permitted

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mert574 avatar mert574 commented on September 13, 2024

Ah, my answer is far away from solution, haha!
You should try running your bot with sudo. And also, be sure about your server is allowing tcp/udp socket connections with various ports

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avatar commented on September 13, 2024

mind telling me which ports overall?

Well, IPtables is literally empty, and allows all incomming traffic, and got nothing blocked, and the app is ran with sudo, still aint working.

Besides when I did an manual bot with just node-steam itself, it worked fine.

edit:

Incase if it matters, I'll put my code here:

var util = require('util');
var ParentBot = require('steam-parentbot'); //change to 'steam-parentbot' if not running from examples directory
var Steam = ParentBot.Steam; //instance of the Steam object
var admins = ['76561198071993792'];

var ChildBot = function () {
    ChildBot.super_.apply(this, arguments);
}
util.inherits(ChildBot, ParentBot);
var Bot = new ChildBot('username', 'pass');


ChildBot.prototype._onFriend = function(steamID, relationship) {
    if(relationship === 2) {
        if(admins.indexOf(steamID) !== -1) {
            Bot.steamFriends.addFriend(steamID);
        }
        else {
            Bot.logger.warn('Someone who isn\'t an admin tried to add me, denying...');
            Bot.steamFriends.removeFriend(steamID);
        }
    }
}

ChildBot.prototype._onLogOnResponse = function(response) {
  if (response.eresult === Steam.EResult.OK) {
    Bot.logger.info('Logged into Steam!');
    Bot.steamFriends.setPersonaState(Steam.EPersonaState == 1);
    Bot.steamFriends.setPersonaName('Hewwo');
    Bot.steamFriends.joinChat('103582791442169035');
  }
}

Bot.steamTrading.on('tradeProposed', function (tradeID, steamID) { //create your own listeners
    Bot.steamTrading.respondToTrade(tradeID, false);
    Bot.logger.verbose('Trade request from ' + steamID);
});


Bot.connect(); //connect to steam

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kjsmita6 avatar kjsmita6 commented on September 13, 2024

Try commenting out your onlogonresponset and see what the response is. Since you are only testing one value, there is no way to see what it is if it isn't OK.

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avatar commented on September 13, 2024

Same response, and I commented it out like so:

/*ChildBot.prototype._onLogOnResponse = function(response) {
  if (response.eresult === Steam.EResult.OK) {
    Bot.logger.info('Logged into Steam!');
    Bot.steamFriends.setPersonaState(Steam.EPersonaState == 1);
    Bot.steamFriends.setPersonaName('Hewwo');
    Bot.steamFriends.joinChat('103582791442169035');
  }
}*/

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kjsmita6 avatar kjsmita6 commented on September 13, 2024

It shouldn't be giving the same response. Try running it longer to see if you get anything different, since the socket stuff just means there are connection problems.

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avatar commented on September 13, 2024

Alright now it works, but when I uncomment my 'custom' response I get this:

/bots/node_modules/steam/node_modules/steam-resources/node_modules/protobufjs/dist/ProtoBuf.js:1769
                throw Error("Illegal value for "+this.toString(true)+" of type "+this.type.name+": "+val+" ("+msg+")");
                ^

Error: Illegal value for [object Object] of type uint32: boolean (not an integer)
    at Error (native)
    at null.<anonymous> (/bots/node_modules/steam/node_modules/steam-resources/node_modules/protobufjs/dist/ProtoBuf.js:1769:23)
    at ProtoBuf.Reflect.ElementPrototype.verifyValue (/bots/node_modules/steam/node_modules/steam-resources/node_modules/protobufjs/dist/ProtoBuf.js:1785:25)
    at ProtoBuf.Reflect.FieldPrototype.verifyValue (/bots/node_modules/steam/node_modules/steam-resources/node_modules/protobufjs/dist/ProtoBuf.js:3436:33)
    at MessagePrototype.set (/bots/node_modules/steam/node_modules/steam-resources/node_modules/protobufjs/dist/ProtoBuf.js:2443:59)
    at MessagePrototype.set (/bots/node_modules/steam/node_modules/steam-resources/node_modules/protobufjs/dist/ProtoBuf.js:2434:38)
    at Message (/bots/node_modules/steam/node_modules/steam-resources/node_modules/protobufjs/dist/ProtoBuf.js:2363:34)
    at SteamFriends.setPersonaState (/bots/node_modules/steam/lib/handlers/friends/index.js:53:6)
    at ChildBot._onLogOnResponse (/bots/bot.js:31:22)
    at SteamClient.<anonymous> (/bots/node_modules/steam-parentbot/parentbot.js:76:56)

Edit: Its a typo in your example, you have to set == 1 to .Online :x

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avatar commented on September 13, 2024

the problem now is, when I do a substring on a command, it works if I just type the command, but when I do like an argument, it wont work, any ideas on making like, arguments?

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kjsmita6 avatar kjsmita6 commented on September 13, 2024

Are you talking about args for commands, like !add 5 will add 5 items? Search up string.split

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avatar commented on September 13, 2024

yea I tried string.split, but when doing like

if(msg[1] == "message"){}

it wont run the code. and ontop I did like:

msg = msg.split(" ");

also, how would I make multiple bot instances within one file? Would I only have to copy Bot = new... and rename it to Bot2?

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mert574 avatar mert574 commented on September 13, 2024

For multiple bots, you can use this:

var botMain = require('steam-parentbot');
var botMains = [], Bots = []
function addBot(usern, passw, other) {
    bml = botMains.length;
    botMains[bml] = function () {
        botMains[bml].super_.apply(this, arguments);
    };
    util.inherits(botMains[bml], botMain);
    Bots.push(new botMains[bml](usern, passw, other));
    return bml;
}

example usage of addBot:

addBot('user', 'pass', {
    sharedSecret : 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX',
    identitySecret : 'XXXX/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX=',
    confirmationInterval : 2000
});

Bots.forEach(function (bot) {
    console.log('Bot name:' + bot.username);
    bot.connect();
});

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avatar commented on September 13, 2024

Would all my listeners work on every of those bots though?(Sorry, didn't work THAT much with jscript yet) If yes, how would I use it/How would I make bot specific listeners? Would I do like

var Bot = addBot(blahblahblah);?

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mert574 avatar mert574 commented on September 13, 2024

It will work with default listeners but if you want to change, you should use somehing like this (my parentbot is heavily edited, so your event names and object names can be different)

Bots.forEach(function (bot) {
    bot.offerManager.on('newOffer', function (offer) {
        handleOffers(bot, offer);
    });
    bot.connect();
})

Edit:
Another example (not tested but you'll get the idea)

Bots.forEach(function (bot) {
    bot.steamTrading.on('tradeProposed', function (tradeID, steamID) { //create your own listeners
        bot.steamTrading.respondToTrade(tradeID, false);
        bot.logger.verbose('Trade request from ' + steamID);
    });
    bot.connect();
})

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avatar commented on September 13, 2024

How would I use the returned value though? I got something like this..

function addBot(usern, passw, other) {
    bml = botMains.length;
    botMains[bml] = function () {
        botMains[bml].super_.apply(this, arguments);
    };
    util.inherits(botMains[bml], botMain);
    Bots.push(new botMains[bml](usern, passw, other));
    return bml;
}
var Bot = addBot('nah', 'nah', {
    guardCode: 'nah!!'
});

/*var ChildBot = function () {
    ChildBot.super_.apply(this, arguments);
}
util.inherits(ChildBot, ParentBot);
var Bot = new ChildBot('username', 'password', {
    guardCode: 'XXXXX',
});*/
function isAdmin(sid) {
    if(admins.indexOf(sid) !== -1) {
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}
/*--------------------------------------------------
    Function overwrides
--------------------------------------------------*/
botMains[Bot].prototype._onFriend = function(steamID, relationship) {
    if(relationship === 2) {
        if(admins.indexOf(steamID) !== -1) {
            Bot.steamFriends.addFriend(steamID);
        }
        else {
            Bot.logger.warn('Someone who isn\'t an admin tried to add me, denying...');
            Bot.steamFriends.removeFriend(steamID);
        }
    }
}

[...]

Bot.steamTrading.on('tradeProposed', function (tradeID, steamID) { //create your own listeners
    Bot.steamTrading.respondToTrade(tradeID, false);
    Bot.logger.verbose('Trade request from ' + steamID);
});

My problem is, now the default overwrides seem to work(dont error anymore), but now it errors on the Bot.steamTrading.on part

Bot.steamTrading.on('tradeProposed', function (tradeID, steamID) { //create your own listeners
                ^

TypeError: Cannot read property 'on' of undefined
    at Object.<anonymous> (/bots/bot.js:108:17)
    at Module._compile (module.js:413:34)
    at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:422:10)
    at Module.load (module.js:357:32)
    at Function.Module._load (module.js:314:12)
    at Function.Module.runMain (module.js:447:10)
    at startup (node.js:141:18)
    at node.js:933:3

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mert574 avatar mert574 commented on September 13, 2024

Please check my last answer. You should not add your listeners like that

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avatar commented on September 13, 2024

sigh that'd mean I would have to recode the whole file, since I actually fully coded it for one bot already :/

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mert574 avatar mert574 commented on September 13, 2024

Yeah, but my solution is not the only solution. Wait for other people's answer or think about your own solution :)

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avatar commented on September 13, 2024

Can the bots also be used to post And/Or read comments? (Since I saw such), and the same with announcements?

I mean I tried Bot.steamCommunity etc, but it always failed (Even with the ParentBot method, as shown in the docs).

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kjsmita6 avatar kjsmita6 commented on September 13, 2024

@originalwhitestar yes, you can do all of those. For posting comments you should see this. For reading comments, you should look up HTML scrapping, since I am not sure if there is another way to do it. For posting announcements, check out this.

This are all within the SteamCommunity module, which can be accessed by Bot.steamCommunity.

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avatar commented on September 13, 2024

I tried

Bot.steamCommunity.comment();

and

Bot.steamCommunity.postUserComment();

both failing.

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kjsmita6 avatar kjsmita6 commented on September 13, 2024

Could you show your code please?

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avatar commented on September 13, 2024 
if (msg.substring(0, 8) == '/comment' && isAdmin(sid) && msg.substring(8) != '') {
        //Bot.steamCommunity.comment('ID', msg.substring(8));
        Bot.steamCommunity.postUserComment('ID', msg.substring(8));
    };

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kjsmita6 avatar kjsmita6 commented on September 13, 2024

The 'ID' needs to be a SteamID object, so you should do it like this:

const ParentBot = require('steam-parentbot');
const SteamCommunity = ParentBot.SteamCommunity;
const SteamID = SteamCommunity.SteamID;

if(msg.Substring(0, 8) === '/comment' && isAdmin(sid) && msg.substring(8) !== '') {
    Bot.steamCommunity.postUserComment(new SteamID('ID'), msg.substring(8));
}

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kjsmita6 avatar kjsmita6 commented on September 13, 2024

Closing after 7 days of inactivity.

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