It'd be great to list games included with Xbox Game Pass with Steam's data. It could help in finding some gems. Here are a few useful links I found, looking for Steam's data API:

• Get an app's reviews, e.g https://store.steampowered.com/appreviews/1145360?json=1
• API documentation: https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/webapi

I am thinking about splitting things further. It'd be great to have the homepage listing:

• The browser extension
• The API
• The list of games
• The newsletter
• The discord server
• The podcast

And possibly some other cool projects. So the current page would move to xgp.community/extension.

Some users on Reddit have requested an RSS feed. It could actually make the generation of the newsletter easier. Instead of having to figure out what to include among several sources, it could read the RSS feed and extract the relevant items.

With that being said, there's still the question of what that RSS feed should include. Should it create an item per game and article? Should it group games? Should it create an item per newsletter issue?

I'll probably go with 1 thing = 1 item at first. I'll gather feedback from RSS users.

The idea is to send a weekly summary of games that were recently added as well as games that are being released soon.

TODOs

• Write the sent date to a file to filter new games
• The list of games should include:
  • Platform
  • Rating
  • Link to the store
• Design email template
• Create the list

I was a bit lazy at first and ended up adding a few non-null assertions. It'd be great to get rid of them and handle them properly.

A user on Reddit asked about games that are free with gold. They're kinda related to the Xbox Game Pass since the ultimate subscription includes Xbox Live Gold. It could be included in the newsletter (there are 4 games, with a monthly rotation).

Given their difference, they should not be listed with other games. Perhaps they could be briefly mentioned in the footer or something.

The current design of the newsletter is quite simple. It'd be great to have a nice looking design.

It'd be great to have tests that make sure the extension is able to find the game's name and inject the HTML in the Steam store page.

The goal is to serve the API and web page on xgp.community. I will probably start hosting stuff on Netlify for a while and keep the GitHub page at the same time to avoid breaking URLs.

The newsletter's sender should be [email protected] (#24).

The current RSS feed lacks a few things:

• Group new games into batches (instead of having an item for each game)
  • A better title for new games
• An image for new games
• A description for new games and news

It'd be great to set up a GitHub action that updates the games.json file periodically.

The package types is not really linked to the other packages. So the types it exports are inferred to "any". It might come from the fact that its package.json file is incomplete (it has no "main") or that it is not published.