How to see a table of bought games and prices (when game was bought)?

[T-TaaN]

Is there on Steam or other instruments like steam.db a tool for showing a table of bought games and price I bought them for?

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

https://store.steampowered.com/account/history/

And Steamdb can only parse for current prices, not historical prices.

[Cathulhu]

https://store.steampowered.com/account/history/

[T-TaaN]

Originally posted by Cathulhu:

https://store.steampowered.com/account/history/

It's not the table I'm asking for:
1. It's include Trade Market history, I don't want to see it.
2. It's displays the price of the purchases, not the price of the games (so if I bought several games in one purchase, I can't see seperate prices for them here)

[T-TaaN]

Originally posted by cSg|mc-Hotsauce:

And Steamdb can only parse for current prices, not historical prices.

SteamDB has a historical prices of a game too .

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Originally posted by Титан:

Originally posted by cSg|mc-Hotsauce:

https://store.steampowered.com/account/history/

And Steamdb can only parse for current prices, not historical prices.

SteamDB has a historical prices of a game too .

Their "account value" only parses current prices. You would have to literally look at when you purchased the items and check to see if you can see the historic price at that time.

[Kargor]

You're just not getting it fully cooked. If you click on a purchase you will be taken to a page where it lists the individual items.

It's probably as far as you can get without any extra work.

Also, anything that you've purchased from another store and just activated on Steam isn't available, obviously.

[T-TaaN]

Originally posted by Kargor:

You're just not getting it fully cooked. If you click on a purchase you will be taken to a page where it lists the individual items.

It's probably as far as you can get without any extra work.

Yeah, but it's very tedious and non-automatible. I would like too copy the table I'm looking for in something like excel to satisfy my curiosity (How much do I spend on Steam, What the most expensive games I bought, etc.)

[Kargor]

Originally posted by Титан:

Originally posted by Kargor:

You're just not getting it fully cooked. If you click on a purchase you will be taken to a page where it lists the individual items.

It's probably as far as you can get without any extra work.

Yeah, but it's very tedious and non-automatible.

I'm sure it can be automated, but it would take some time for me to actually try it out as this kind of stuff is not on my roadmap.

I know I can read my badge data webpages, I can get my trading webpages and manage trades, I know I can run the discovery queues on the store pages, and I know I can claim the stickers that they put on some sales/events (which also involves a shop page -- although my HTML parser fails on that one, but I only needed a single piece of data which was easy to get with a regex)
This may be slightly different conceptually because its going into actual account data, which I haven't tried reading yet, but then again, it might just work...

I agree on one thing, though -- if I had to start from scratch, it would be difficult. My bot does client logins, and it can fetch webpages by generating the session cookies that Steam needs. If the same cookies also work here, automating things would be easy.

ASF should offer the same kind of infrastructure, though, and I'm getting the impression they have a plugin system...

[Mad Scientist]

Originally posted by Титан:

Originally posted by Kargor:

You're just not getting it fully cooked. If you click on a purchase you will be taken to a page where it lists the individual items.

It's probably as far as you can get without any extra work.

Yeah, but it's very tedious and non-automatible. I would like too copy the table I'm looking for in something like excel to satisfy my curiosity (How much do I spend on Steam, What the most expensive games I bought, etc.)

They probably didn't consider much of this being a thing people wanted nor really a strong feature.

As for the other curiosity;
https://help.steampowered.com/en/accountdata/AccountSpend

[T-TaaN]

Originally posted by Mad Scientist:

Originally posted by Титан:

Yeah, but it's very tedious and non-automatible. I would like too copy the table I'm looking for in something like excel to satisfy my curiosity (How much do I spend on Steam, What the most expensive games I bought, etc.)

They probably didn't consider much of this being a thing people wanted nor really a strong feature.

As for the other curiosity;
https://help.steampowered.com/en/accountdata/AccountSpend

Thanks for the link, it's cured some part of my curiosity