Previously this library was a soft fork of bukson/steampy and created only to provide asynchronous methods and proxies support. But now it standalone project. Created by myself for steam trading purposes mostly.

pip install aiosteampy

pipenv install aiosteampy

poetry add aiosteampy

Project have extra currencies converter with target dependency aiosteampy[converter]. For instance:

poetry add aiosteampy[converter]

AIOSTEAMPY use aiohttp underneath to do asynchronous requests to steam servers, with modern async/await syntax.

Generally, project inspired most by DoctorMcKay/node-steamcommunity

• Stateless: the main idea was a low-middle layer API wrapper of some steam services and methods like market, tradeoffers, confirmations, steamguard, etc. But if you want to cache your entities data (listings, confirmations, ...) there is some methods to help.
• Declarative: there is models almost for every data.
• Typed: for editor support most things are typed.
• Short: I really tried to fit most important for steam trading methods.

• Operate with steam trade offers for any manner.
• Sell, buy items on market. Place, cancel orders.
• Login trough steam to 3rd party sites.
• Fetch data from market.
• Manipulate many accounts with proxies for each session.
• Store and load cookies to stay logged in.
• Convert market prices into different currencies.

• Chat (at least for now).
• Get apps, packages.
• All, that need connection to CM.
• Interact with game servers (inspect CS2 (ex. CSGO) items, ...).
• Edit profile, social interaction(groups, clans).
• Handle entities (listings, items, tradeoffers) lifecycle for easy if you need to store it.

Read test documentation 📖

There is no rules or requirements to contribute. Feedbacks, suggests, other are welcome. I will be very grateful for helping me get the things right.

• bukson/steampy
• DoctorMcKay/node-steamcommunity
• Identifying Steam items
• Revadike/InternalSteamWebAPI
• Gobot1234/steam.py
• Steam Market id's storage repo
• steamapi.xpaw.me
• Steam Exchange Rate Tracker