DepotDownloaderLib 1.1.1

<div align="center"> <img width="100" height="100" src="https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/741123537582162020/965619554426437732/wicon.png"> <h1 align="center">DepotDownloaderLib</h1>

Built with:

Uses: <a href="https://github.com/SteamRE/DepotDownloader">SteamRE/DepotDownloader</a> <br> REQUIRES DOTNET 7 </div>

Install via <a href="https://www.nuget.org/packages/DepotDownloaderLib">nuget</a>:

PM> Install-Package DepotDownloaderLib

<h2>Overview:</h2>

The DepotDownloaderLib is a simple Wrapper Library for <a href="https://github.com/SteamRE/DepotDownloader">SteamRE/DepotDownloader</a> so u can interface with it easily inside ur Programm

<h3>Usage:</h3> Start by creating a List to store the arguments you want to provied to DepotDownloader

List<DownloaderArgument> arguments = new List<DownloaderArgument>();

then you add your add your desired Arguments by adding objects of type "DownloaderArgument" to your list, these take 2 parameters (Argument Type and Argument Value), like in following Example. Add the <a href="#supported-argument-types">bottom</a> of the ReadMe File you will find a list of all supported argument types. The Following Example downloads a specific Manifest from R6S, so your account needs to own this game to be able to download this manifest

arguments.Add(new DownloaderArgument(ArgType.AppId, "359550"));
arguments.Add(new DownloaderArgument(ArgType.DepotId, "377237"));
arguments.Add(new DownloaderArgument(ArgType.ManifestId, "8358812283631269928"));
arguments.Add(new DownloaderArgument(ArgType.Username, "steamLoginName"));
arguments.Add(new DownloaderArgument(ArgType.Password, "steamPassword"));
arguments.Add(new DownloaderArgument(ArgType.Directory, @"C:\Users\username\Downloads\testfolder"));

<br> To start the download with the arguments from the List, all you need to do is call the following method:

DepotDownloaderLib.StartDownload(arguments);
//If calling this method from a GUI, call this instead:
DepotDownloaderLib.StartDownload(arguments, true);
//this calls the method in a backgroundWorker instead so it doesnt block the UI thread

<h3>Extended Usage:</h3>

using DepotDownloaderLib.onConsoleOutput you can add ur own functionality to DepotDownloaders "BuiltIn" Console Output. For example with the following code u can access the current download percentage and the latest written file path.

//f is the current download progress (type float)
//s is the latest written file (type string)
DepotDownloaderLib.onConsoleOutput += (f, s) =>
{
    Console.WriteLine("Current download progress: " + f);
    Console.WriteLine("Last written file " + s);
};

by default, DepotDownloader request the 2FA Code as a Console.ReadLine, you can intercept this call by using the following code:

DepotDownloaderLib.onConsoleInput += () =>
{
    return "Example2FACode";
};
//The return data of this function gets directly piped into the DepotDownloader 2FA Request instead of its default Console.ReadLine

This can be used to for example get the 2FA code from a UserInput inside the GUI of your app

<h1>How to use DepotDownloaderLib with a GUI (WPF specifically)</h1> In my Repo <a href="https://github.com/WeeXnes/DepotDownloaderGuiExample">WeeXnes/DepotDownloaderGuiExample</a> you can see how to use this library with a GUI(WPF)

<h3>Supported Argument Types:</h3>

public enum ArgType
{
    AppId,
    DepotId,
    ManifestId,
    Username,
    Password,
    RememberPassword,
    Directory,
    MaxServers,
    MaxDownloads,
}