tiny-steam-client

A replacement of steam_api for tiny-csgo-client and tiny-csgo-server.

Currently it's a demo. But it can do some useful things already.

What can it do now

Automatically request steam CM server list.
Establish connection with steam CM servers.
Logon lots of your steam accounts in a single process.
Generating appication auth session ticket. (Can be successfully validated)
Communicate with GC.
Send ticket to tiny-csgo-server to authenticate.
Automatically reconnect when encounter connection error.

In the future, tiny-steam-client will be refactored based on the current project as a replacement for steam_api to get rid of the tons of limitations brought by steam_api.

Note that if the steam guard of the account is activated, you have to provide secure code in the command line to be successfully logged on.

Dependencies

hl2sdk-csgo
Asio
cryptopp-8.7.0
curl-7.87.0 (provided in source)
json (provided in source)
CMake

Compile and Run

Windows

Configure path of hl2sdk-csgo, cryptopp and Asio in build.bat.
Run build.bat to compile the project.
Run tiny-steam-client.exe with necessary commandline.

Linux

Configure path of hl2sdk-csgo, cryptopp and Asio in build.sh.
Run build.sh to compile the project.
Run tiny-steam-client with necessary commandline.

Command option notes

-user Steam account username.
-pw Steam account password.
-tfc Steam two factor code. This is the code you receive in your steam mobile.
-ac Steam auth code. This is the code that you receive from email.
-sip Tiny csgo server ip.
-sport Tiny csgo server port.
-acfile Account file path.

Example usage

If you want to login a single account, assuming the account name is account, password is password.

If your account don't have steam guard protected.

Windows: 
tiny-steam-client.exe -user account -pw password

Linux:
./tiny-steam-client -user account -pw password

If your account need a steam auth code from your email, you can use only user name and password to login once, then an auth code will be sent to your email. Assuming it's TR3F4.

Windows: 
tiny-steam-client.exe -user account -pw password -ac TR3F4

Linux:
./tiny-steam-client -user account -pw password -ac TR3F4

If your account need a steam two factor code, you can directly enter the code with command line -tfc when it's still valid, assuming it's Y36TG.

Windows: 
tiny-steam-client.exe -user account -pw password -tfc Y36TG

Linux:
./tiny-steam-client -user account -pw password -tfc Y36TG

If you want to login multiple account, then you have to configure a accounts file in the following example json format. Note that if you login multiple account this way, you have to make sure that the steam guard of these accounts have to be turned off! And you have to keep the program running to maintain account connection with steam CM servers all the time or the ticket will be automatically canceled by the CM if you disconnect.

{
  "accounts":{
      "1" : {
          "user"      : "account1",
          "passwd"    : "password1"
      },
      "2" : {
          "user"      : "account2",
          "passwd"    : "password2"
      },
      "3" : {
          "user"      : "account3",
          "passwd"    : "password3"
      },
      "4" : {
          "user"      : "account4",
          "passwd"    : "password4"
      },
      "..." : {
          "user"      : "...",
          "passwd"    : "..."
      }
  }
}

Save the file, assuming the file name is accounts.json. Put it where the executable is and pass the file name with option -acfile.

Windows: 
tiny-steam-client.exe -acfile accounts.json

Linux:
./tiny-steam-client -acfile accounts.json

If you want to use this to generate ticket and send them to tiny-csgo-server to authenticate, just add the -sip and -sport option. Assuming the ip is 127.0.0.1, port is 27015.

Windows: 
tiny-steam-client.exe -acfile accounts.json -sip 127.0.0.1 -sport 27015

Linux:
./tiny-steam-client -acfile accounts.json -sip 127.0.0.1 -sport 27015

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