ability to filter games owned on steam

[tombuben]

I looked into it a bit and wrote some simple filtering using the python steamapi, but the naming convention for humble and steam are massively different.
Steam only gives steamappID and human readable names, which are sometimes massively different from humble given names ("Trine 2: Complete Story" is just "Trine 2" on steam or "Q.U.B.E.: Director's Cut" is "Q.U.B.E: Director's Cut" on steam as examples).

Is there a way to get the steam appID from humble, considering humble checks if an user owns the game when redeeming the key?

[MestreLion]

I don't think this automatic matching is possible, as the JSON parsed from humble does not contain the SteamID :( But, this could be manually entered at gamedata.json. Humble library is huge, but its bundles are not that many, so it is a viable community effort

[chilinux]

Trying to automate normalizing of strings between Humble Bundle and another app store is not really possible. I tried to do something similar to match between android games from HB to add in metadata from the Google Play store entries for the same games. I ended up having to do some of the normalizing manually by hand similar to the suggestion above to add it into the gamedata.json.

[basxto]

PcGamingWiki does have that data.
Maybe it would be best to start a database or list (in a git repo) for mapping games to different gaming platforms (humble, steam, gog, itch, …) and even tools (lutris, game backup monitor, …)
Data scrapped from pcgamingwiki could be a start.

The naming is partly a mess.
Humble: Shadow Warrior and Shadow Warrior: Special Edition
Steam: Shadow Warrior, Shadow Warrior Classic (1997), Shadow Warrior (Classic) and Shadow Warrior Classic Redux