README.md

steamid

Simple steamid library that is capable of parsing and converting between all forms of steamid's.

CLI Usage

The project now also provides an additional CLI for batch conversions.

For compiled binaries for Windows, MacOS and Linux see: releases.

Batch parsing

The parse command will parse the data for any steamids. It will search for all supported ids, removing duplicates.

Output steamid format can be specified with the -t flag. Defaults to steam64.

The --format flag applies formatting to the output. The example below (and default), will append a newline to each steamid found. the %s is replaced with the steamid in the format specified.

$ steamid parse --input ./test_data/log_sup_med_1.log --format "steamid: %s\n" -t steam3
steamid: [U:1:59956152]
steamid: [U:1:58024980]
steamid: [U:1:13379990]
steamid: [U:1:137497004]
steamid: [U:1:66374744]
steamid: [U:1:97609910]
...
$

Piping in via stdin:

$ cat ./test_data/log_sup_med_1.log | steamid parse -t steam
STEAM_0:0:42657528
STEAM_0:0:61488285
STEAM_0:0:63356089
STEAM_0:0:527631840
STEAM_0:0:4807701
STEAM_0:1:41808234

Note that the results returned are in no particular order, so you should sort them if needed. eg:

$ steamid parse --input ./test_data/log_sup_med_1.log | sort

Command help:

Parse steam id's from an input file.

All formats are parsed from the file and duplicates are removed

Usage:
  steamid parse [flags]

Flags:
  -f, --format string   Output format to use. Applied to each ID. (default "%s\n")
  -h, --help            help for parse
  -i, --input string    Input text file to parse. Uses stdin if not specified.
  -o, --output string   Output results to a file.  Uses stdout if not specified.
  -t, --type string     Output format for steam ids found (steam64, steam, steam3) (default "steam64")

Library Usage

To see how to use this as a library, please check the generated docs

Vanity URL

If providing a steam API key with steamid.SetKey(), you can also resolve vanity URLs using steams WebAPI. As well as retrieve player summaries from

Conversions

It supports all formats of steamid:

• Steam STEAM_0:0:86173181
• Steam3 [U:1:172346362]
• Steam32 172346362
• Steam64 76561198132612090

With an API key set, It also supports resolving vanity urls or names like:

• https://steamcommunity.com/id/SQUIRRELLY
• SQUIRRELLY

Usage

$ go get git@github.com:leighmacdonald/steamid.git

package main

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"
	"github.com/leighmacdonald/steamid/v3/steamid"
	"os"
)

func main() {
	// Parsing vanity profile urls
	// Optional, for resolving vanity names support
	if err := steamid.SetKey("YOUR_STEAM_WEBAPI_KEY"); err != nil {
		fmt.Printf("Invalid steamid: %v", err)
		os.Exit(1)
	}
	resolvedSID64, err := steamid.ResolveVanity(context.Background(), "https://steamcommunity.com/id/SQUIRRELLY")
	if err != nil {
		fmt.Printf("Could not resolve: %v", err)
	}
	fmt.Printf("Resolved to: %d\n", resolvedSID64.Int64())

	// Normal conversions like these do not require a key to be set
	sid64 := steamid.New("76561197961279983")
	if !sid64.Valid() {
		fmt.Printf("Invalid sid")
		return
	}
	if sid64.Int64() != resolvedSID64.Int64() {
		fmt.Printf("They dont match!")
	}
	fmt.Printf("Steam64: %d\n", sid64.Int64())
	fmt.Printf("Steam32: %d\n", steamid.SID64ToSID32(sid64))
	fmt.Printf("Steam3: %s\n", steamid.SID64ToSID3(sid64))
	fmt.Printf("Steam: %s\n", steamid.SID64ToSID(sid64))
}

Extra Functions

The extra package also includes some helpful functions that are used to fetch & parse common data formats related to steam ids. These are not directly related to steamid conversions, but are a common use case.

• Parsing all status console command output: extra.ParseStatus(status string, full bool) (Status, error)
• Parse just the status console steamids: extra.SIDSFromStatus(text string) []steamid.SID64
• Parse all steamids from a input io.Reader into a io.Writer using a custom format. This is the programmatic way to do what the cli parse command does: extra.ParseReader(input io.Reader, output io.Writer, format string, idType string) error

Docs

Here you can find the full documentation.