I am building an open-source solution to parse demos, yet...

[Joe]

The main struggle at the moment is to figure out how to pull demos directly for the registered users to then parse them, calculate statistics and make them public in the pages of the application.

If given the .DEM file, it can parse the details and allocate the data properly yet I am unable to find anything specific for pulling the demos from the API for each of the registered users.

Any leads anyone can share with me to move this forward? :)
I am looking to ship this early Q2, mid Q1 in 2025.

Thanks for anything in advance.

[Joe]

Anyone? :)

[Sean Gyl]

there is allstar.gg already

[kabanod1m #NotoToxicity]

Originally posted by Sean Gyl:

there is allstar.gg already

it's not open-source though

I don't know if it's any help, but usually services, like csstats and leetify (that, too, parse demos) only rely on those users' data who have shared their match history access code, which is found here: https://help.steampowered.com/en/wizard/HelpWithGameIssue/?appid=730&issueid=128

this seems to be up to date documentation on API that allows the use of match history access codes to get users' matches:
https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Counter-Strike:_Global_Offensive_Access_Match_History

[paw]

Use the match sharing token that you can generate for your account and then parse an API request to check for any new matches

[Joe]

Originally posted by paw:

Use the match sharing token that you can generate for your account and then parse an API request to check for any new matches

So everything will need to be bound to each individual token, nice, i had my hunch!
I will check on this and update.