i think you can probably manipulate http://steam.tools to filter owned cards and then drop half the columns and export to csv or excel. at least in theory it should get the job done. xD
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Hey guys, don't you know if there is a way to get subId for gived appId? For example: if I have appId 241930 (Shadow of mordor) I would like to call API and get 51209 which is a subId of a package containing Shadow of mordor. It could of course return multiple subIds.
Sorry to ask unrelated question, but it's kinda "intopic" =). Consider it a bump with more text ^^.
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A bit of background
I use Steam Card Exchange a lot and I like their Watchlist function.
The problem is that it's hard to keep synched; i.e. to contain the exact list of games that I currently own cards for. Most of the time their will be games in the list I no longer have cards of, or games will be missing that I do have cards for.
So I decided to write a userscript to automatically synch up the list. It all worked perfectly at first glance...
The problem
Then I found out that the JSON file returned by this API: http://steamcommunity.com/my/inventory/json/753/6 is limited to 2,000 items. If you have more items then the JSON will end with: "more":true,"more_start":2000.
This basically scuppers the Javascript approach as I have to get the JSON asynchronously and can't do a second call (unless I cache it all in local storage or something equally involved).
The question
Does Steam offer a way to grab a JSON/list of games (appids) that I own cards for?
So it should not include games that have cards but which I currently have no cards for.
That list would be a lot shorter than the JSON with all cards as linked above. And all I need is that list; I don't need details on individual cards to synch.
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