A complete guide to building Steam bots using Node.js.

• Chapter 1 - Basics
  • Chapter 1.1 - Introduction
  • Chapter 1.2 - Prerequisites
  • Chapter 1.3 - Starting to Code
  • Chapter 1.4 - TOTP
  • Chapter 1.5 - Errors
• Chapter 2 - Trading
  • Chapter 2.1 - Prerequisites
  • Chapter 2.2 - Handling Trade Offers
  • Chapter 2.3 - Sending Trade Offers
  • Chapter 2.4 - Accepting Donations
• Chapter 3 - User Interaction
  • Chapter 3.1 - Friend Requests
  • Chapter 3.2 - Chatting With Friends
  • Chapter 3.3 - Sending Friend Invites
• Chapter 4 - Basics of Web Development
  • Chapter 4.1 - Prerequisites
  • Chapter 4.2 - Base App
  • Chapter 4.3 - Templates
  • Chapter 4.4 - Databases
  • Chapter 4.5 - WebSockets
• Chapter 5 - Advanced Web Development
  • Chapter 5.1 - Prerequisites
  • Chapter 5.2 - Authentication
• Chapter 6 - Connecting Sites and Bots
  • Chapter 6.1 - Prerequisites
  • Chapter 6.2 - Getting Started
  • Chapter 6.3 - Beginning the Connection
• Chapter 7 - Updating the Handlebars Frontend
  • Chapter 7.1 - Simple Updates

(more chapters to come)

Many people in the /r/SteamBot and /r/SteamBotMarket communities have been looking for a complete guide to building Node.js Steam bots, but there really isn't a complete, up-to-date tutorial online anywhere. This guide is here to help out anyone and everyone who wants to learn about creating Steam bots.

When I first started creating Steam bots in the early ages about 2 years ago, it was fairly overwhelming. Trying to piece together different modules in order to form a functioning bot was a real struggle – but I'm looking help save new-comers the struggle of learning the new and modern Steam technologies.

Together, we'll learn how to make bots and connect them to websites in this multi-chapter guide.

In this course, you'll be making a number of mini-projects, which will all come together to create the final website. Eventually we'll end up with a site which can be used to make profit by selling and buying TF2 or CS:GO skins, similar to http://cs.money/.

Please read the contribution guidelines before creating a Pull Request.