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Question about appstore API? #7
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Check out line 85: https://github.com/mcarlucci/decky-storage-cleaner/blob/3515a3a13afd17f6f3bc3213f244cfb963c49b45/src/index.tsx#L85C1-L85C1 There, I am checking if the For non-steam games, Steam assigns the game a random id and the app_type is not equal to 1 I get a list of all the games on a users Steam Deck with the following python method: Line 46 in 3515a3a
For example, here is the entire object returned for The Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Returns:
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Ah yes I understand that part. |
You are correct, Steam does randomly assign an id to non-steam games. They also create a game directory named after the id located in |
Hi, really nice plugin, I love it!
Just wondering, in your readme you mentioned that the game names are obtained using
appStore.GetAppOverviewByGameID(game.appid
. Looking at your, I only find the following line without any declaration before:decky-storage-cleaner/src/index.tsx
Line 83 in 3515a3a
Can you tell me what does it do and how does it work? Does it call external API or is there any documentation that I can refer to?
I'm curious as to how it obtained the name of non-steam games because as I understand the
appid
of non-steam games are just randomly generated number, I'm not sure though.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: