steamid¶

class steam.steamid.SteamID(*args, **kwargs)¶

Bases: int

Object for converting steamID to its’ various representations

SteamID()  # invalid steamid
SteamID(12345)  # accountid
SteamID('12345')
SteamID(id=12345, type='Invalid', universe='Invalid', instance=0)
SteamID(103582791429521412)  # steam64
SteamID('103582791429521412')
SteamID('STEAM_1:0:2')  # steam2
SteamID('[g:1:4]')  # steam3

class EType¶

Bases: steam.enums.base.SteamIntEnum

reference to EType

AnonGameServer = <EType.AnonGameServer: 4>¶

AnonUser = <EType.AnonUser: 10>¶

Chat = <EType.Chat: 8>¶

Clan = <EType.Clan: 7>¶

ConsoleUser = <EType.ConsoleUser: 9>¶

ContentServer = <EType.ContentServer: 6>¶

GameServer = <EType.GameServer: 3>¶

Individual = <EType.Individual: 1>¶

Invalid = <EType.Invalid: 0>¶

Max = <EType.Max: 11>¶

Multiseat = <EType.Multiseat: 2>¶

Pending = <EType.Pending: 5>¶

class SteamID.EUniverse¶

Bases: steam.enums.base.SteamIntEnum

reference to EUniverse

Beta = <EUniverse.Beta: 2>¶

Dev = <EUniverse.Dev: 4>¶

Internal = <EUniverse.Internal: 3>¶

Invalid = <EUniverse.Invalid: 0>¶

Max = <EUniverse.Max: 5>¶

Public = <EUniverse.Public: 1>¶

class SteamID.EInstanceFlag¶

Bases: steam.enums.base.SteamIntEnum

reference to EInstanceFlag

Clan = <EInstanceFlag.Clan: 524288>¶

Lobby = <EInstanceFlag.Lobby: 262144>¶

MMSLobby = <EInstanceFlag.MMSLobby: 131072>¶

SteamID.id¶

Returns:	account id
Return type:	`int`

SteamID.instance¶

Return type:	`int`

SteamID.type¶

Return type:	`steam.enum.EType`

SteamID.universe¶

Return type:	`steam.enum.EUniverse`

SteamID.as_32¶

Returns:	account id
Return type:	`int`

SteamID.as_64¶

Returns:	steam64 format
Return type:	`int`

SteamID.as_steam2¶

Returns:	steam2 format (e.g `STEAM_1:0:1234`)
Return type:	`str`

Note

STEAM_X:Y:Z. The value of X should represent the universe, or 1 for Public. However, there was a bug in GoldSrc and Orange Box games and X was 0. If you need that format use SteamID.as_steam2_zero

SteamID.as_steam2_zero¶

For GoldSrc and Orange Box games. See SteamID.as_steam2

Returns:	steam2 format (e.g `STEAM_0:0:1234`)
Return type:	`str`

SteamID.as_steam3¶

Returns:	steam3 format (e.g `[U:1:1234]`)
Return type:	`str`

SteamID.community_url¶

Returns:	e.g https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/123456789
Return type:	`str`

SteamID.is_valid()¶

Check whether this SteamID is valid

Return type:	`bool`

static SteamID.from_url(url, http_timeout=30)¶

Takes Steam community url and returns a SteamID instance or None

See steam64_from_url() for details

Parameters:	url (`str`) – steam community url http_timeout (`int`) – how long to wait on http request before turning `None`
Returns:	SteamID instance
Return type:	`steam.SteamID` or `None`

steam.steamid.steam2_to_tuple(value)¶

Parameters:	value (`str`) – steam2 (e.g. `STEAM_1:0:1234`)
Returns:	(accountid, type, universe, instance)
Return type:	`tuple` or `None`

Note

The universe will be always set to 1. See SteamID.as_steam2

steam.steamid.steam3_to_tuple(value)¶

Parameters:	value (`str`) – steam3 (e.g. `[U:1:1234]`)
Returns:	(accountid, type, universe, instance)
Return type:	`tuple` or `None`

steam.steamid.steam64_from_url(url, http_timeout=30)¶

Takes a Steam Community url and returns steam64 or None

Note

Each call makes a http request to steamcommunity.com

Note

For a reliable resolving of vanity urls use ISteamUser.ResolveVanityURL web api

Parameters:	url (`str`) – steam community url http_timeout (`int`) – how long to wait on http request before turning `None`
Returns:	steam64, or `None` if `steamcommunity.com` is down
Return type:	`int` or `None`

Example URLs:

https://steamcommunity.com/gid/[g:1:4]
https://steamcommunity.com/gid/103582791429521412
https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Valve
https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/[U:1:12]
https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197960265740
https://steamcommunity.com/id/johnc

steam.steamid.from_url(url, http_timeout=30)¶

Takes Steam community url and returns a SteamID instance or None

See steam64_from_url() for details

Parameters:	url (`str`) – steam community url http_timeout (`int`) – how long to wait on http request before turning `None`
Returns:	SteamID instance
Return type:	`steam.SteamID` or `None`