def userdata_directory_for_user_id(user_id):
"""
Returns the path to the userdata directory for a specific user
The userdata directory is where Steam keeps information specific to certain
users. Of special note for Ice is the config/shortcuts.vdf file, which
contains all of the 'Non-Steam Games' shortcuts.
"""
return os.path.join(steam_installation_location_manager.steam_userdata_location(),str(user_id))
def userdata_directory_for_user_id(user_id):
"""
Returns the path to the userdata directory for a specific user
The userdata directory is where Steam keeps information specific to certain
users. Of special note for Ice is the config/shortcuts.vdf file, which
contains all of the 'Non-Steam Games' shortcuts.
"""
return os.path.join(
steam_installation_location_manager.steam_userdata_location(),
str(user_id))
def test_userdata_directory_for_user_id(self):
"""
The userdata directory for a user_id should be in the userdata
directory for the given Steam installation, and the directory should
be named the same as the user id
"""
ud_dir = userdata_directory_for_user_id(self.community_id_32)
# dirname removes the trailing /, which I keep in
# steam_userdata_location, so I add that back on for the equality check
self.assertEqual(os.path.dirname(ud_dir)+os.sep,steam_installation_location_manager.steam_userdata_location())
self.assertEqual(int(os.path.basename(ud_dir)),self.community_id_32)
def user_ids_on_this_machine():
"""
Reads the userdata folder to find a list of IDs of Users on this machine.
This function returns the user_ids in the communityid32 format, so use
those related methods to convert to other formats
The userdata folder contains a bunch of directories that are all 32 bit
community ids, so to find a list of ids on the machine we simply find a
list of subfolders inside the userdata folder
"""
ids = []
userdata_dir = steam_installation_location_manager.steam_userdata_location()
for entry in os.listdir(userdata_dir):
if os.path.isdir(os.path.join(userdata_dir,entry)):
ids.append(int(entry))
return ids
def user_ids_on_this_machine():
"""
Reads the userdata folder to find a list of IDs of Users on this machine.
This function returns the user_ids in the communityid32 format, so use
those related methods to convert to other formats
The userdata folder contains a bunch of directories that are all 32 bit
community ids, so to find a list of ids on the machine we simply find a
list of subfolders inside the userdata folder
"""
ids = []
userdata_dir = steam_installation_location_manager.steam_userdata_location(
)
for entry in os.listdir(userdata_dir):
if os.path.isdir(os.path.join(userdata_dir, entry)):
ids.append(int(entry))
return ids
