Trade items smartly with multiple automated steam accounts at the same time!
Docker builds are working better! Check it out in v2.1.1!
This project is an open source initiative to host multiple steam bot accounts to trade inventory items, automatically calculating the prices and items in each exchange sent and responding to them at the same time, like some Trading Card Exchange bots, but with any item. We still have a lot to improve, and that is what i'll do in the next days, Feel free to send a PR or open a new issue.
The main branch is used for development, to download the code, prefer to download a specific tag.
Open this repository releases tab and download the latest source code .zip file.
A config.json file already existed in previous versions, however, now everything is
officially configured by our panel. To access it, start the application correctly and go
to localhost at the specified port.
To register a steam account with steam-trader, you need to know the Shared Secret
and Identity Secret of your account. These two secrets are responsible for the automatic
generation of the steam guard mobile code and auto reconnection.
To get them easily, you will need to enable SDA on the account and after that, you will find it here.
You can host it docker on any hosting service that supports containerized applications or use docker locally, simply by typing:
For any help with docker, here are the docs.
# Install, build and run with docker
$ docker-compose up
# Or in detached mode:
$ docker-compose up -dIf you have no access or knowledge to use Docker, you can run it having Node.JS
installed. As we have a package.json in our root containing some scripts, all you need
to do is follow these steps.
Always prefer to use Docker, as this application was built based on it and is totally faster.
# Install yarn
$ npm i -g yarn
# Then install the app
$ yarn
# Build and compile all code.
$ yarn build
# Start concurrently the web and the app.
$ yarn startAfter building and installing it for the first time, you are ready to go and you can start it every time only running the last command.
We assume that all connections are secure and trustworthy, so we don't require any passwords. If you're hosting it on third-party services like AWS or Azure, make sure you only allow its IP address to connect to the web interface and server. You can also use a proxy between authenticated connections to prevent unauthorized requests.
Licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See
LICENSE for more informations.
See my contact information on my GitHub Profile Page or open a new issue.