This project has not been maintained in some time, and I offer no guarantees about whether or not it will be compatible with the current Steam web API.

A Steam API wrapper that can be used to retrieve info about all games currently on the Steam Store, info on Steam Users (their basic info [ID, avatar, last logon, etc], all games they own, groups, wishlists, etc), and info on all Dota 2 and Team Fortress 2 items.

The Steam Web API is a little poorly documented, and there are a lot of things that you can't do with it. This wrapper should make those things easier, and do things that the API doesn't directly support -- such as getting a list of a user's gifts.

There's lots of cool things you can do with this! See below for examples.

See this page for a simple example which updates the total price of all Steam games once a day.

Will get this on pip soon; for now, just download the source and import the modules directly.

The Users and GameItems modules require an API key. [http://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey](Get one here).

First, import the module and create a Games() object:

from steamapiwrapper.SteamGames import Games
games = Games()

all_games = games.get_all('US') # Pass in the Country Code
for game in all_games:
	print "{} - price: {}".format(game.name, game.price)

Games.get_all() returns a generator that retrieves 25 games from the Steam API at a time, so you can easily create the object and only use as much as you need.

all_games = games.get_all('US')
for game in all_games:
	if game.platforms['linux']:
		print game.name

appids = [65710, 66001, 66000]
for game in games.get_info_for(appids):
	print info.price

dlc = [x for x in games.get_all('US') if x.type == 'dlc']

Note: Games.get_all() returns an generator that (by default) retrieves 25 games from the Steam API per call. Iterating over the values with a for loop will give you results quickly for each call. A list comprehension like this works as well, but it will take some time for the call to finish (as it has to make many calls to the Steam API).

all_games = games.get_all('US')
for game in all_games:
	do_something_with(game.raw_json)

First, create a SteamUser object:

from steamapiwrapper.Users import SteamUser
user = SteamUser(steam_id, api_key) # Pass your api key in, as well as a Steam ID

print "Username: {}\n Profile Visible: {}\n Date Created: {}".format(user.username, 
	user.visible, user.timecreated)
print "Profile URL: {}\n Avatar: {}".format(user.profileurl, user.avatar)

games = user.get_games()

gifts = user.get_gifts()
wishlists = user.get_wishlist()
groups = user.get_groups()

First, create a GameItems object:

from steamapiwrapper.GameItems import GameItems
items = GameItems(api_key) # Pass in your Steam API key

tf2 = items.get_all('tf2')
dota2 = items.get_all('dota2')

The info for every item is organized into a dict returned by item.get_all(). If you want to parse the JSON returned from Steam yourself:

tf2_raw = items.get_all('tf2', raw_json=True)

Coming Soon