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Easy Way To Index Steam Trading Cards?

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Tytalus

So I have a fair amount of Steam trading cards. I'd like to build a list of the cards I have so I can list them on trading sites and I'd prefer not to have to build the list by hand.

Are there any sites that will index your cards and provide a text list of the result of your inventory?

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TheDopefish

There's a tool that does this for TF2 items, but I haven't seen a tool for cards or other inventory items.

1 decade ago
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Denariand

You could link to your inventory and set it to show only the community tab (if that was the tab for cards).

1 decade ago
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Tytalus

I am pretty sure that is the tab with cards, but it also has all of the silly emoticons and wallpapers too. Plus I'd prefer to have something text-based so it can be searched on, but I suppose just linking will have to be enough.

1 decade ago
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Eisenzange

Learn JavaScript. ^^

For example go to your inventory and put this:
jQuery.each(g_rgAppContextData[753].rgContexts[6].inventory.rgInventory,function(i){console.log('Item'+i+' - Name: '+this.market_name);})
Into the browsers webconsole.

It will list the item ID + the name.

Also you could tell me how the formating of that list should look like and I would probably build it for you. ;)

Edit: Stupid markdown, replace ' with '.

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Tytalus

I code in 13 different programming languages (with varying levels of skill) and I still didn't consider JavaScript, LOL.

I'll have to give this a shot at some point. Web development work isn't my strong field and I was hoping there was a COTS solution I could utilize rather than rolling my own. Typical lazy developer. :)

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