I am assuming you are referring to passing in your SteamID/Steam URL as a parameter to this website:
```
https://www.lorenzostanco.com/lab/steam/u/JamesTDG
```

It works fine for me, you have 3020 games according to that link.

Remember to set both you "Profile" and "Game details" to "Public" before using that website to scrape your library.

If for whatever reason it still doesn't work I copied the output of your profile to an online notepad:
```
https://anotepad.com/notes/d38ka83k
```

thanks

Originally posted by JamesTDG:

How to generate a list of my steam library

I have already checked a previous discussion:
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/discussions/forum/7/357287935565561590/

However, the code is only responding with an undefined error, despite following the steps on the 2nd to last comment on the post. I assume a change here has caused this code to be useless. I would appreciate if someone could help.

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/JamesTDG/games/?tab=all&xml=1

If you know your way around, you can also create a Python script that formats the XML list in a way that you can sort and/or read.

The core problem with the lists is, as now in XML format compared to SteamDB Calculator or other sites that only have access to the normal WebAPI, that each system works differently and delivers different results.

I have created an own section on my site, because I missed a save/export function on other websites. The system only has access to the WebAPI, but you can export your library list into HTML or JSON.

https://gameindustry.eu/steam-export/
Enter your name "JamesTDG", confirm captcha (must be accurate) and receive your list. Maybe this helps to get a rough overview.

Example
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3470102697

Is there a wait to export ignore list too?

At least not in the regular way.

Sources
https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/webapi
https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API

There was a script for Tampermonkey/Greasemonkey with which this was possible, but it's outdated since a long time.

I am currently writing a new script and will upload it when it is ready for the public.

Originally posted by JamesTDG:

I have already checked a previous discussion:
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/discussions/forum/7/357287935565561590/

However, the code is only responding with an undefined error, despite following the steps on the 2nd to last comment on the post. I assume a change here has caused this code to be useless. I would appreciate if someone could help.

I solved this for myself using the Steam Web API:

First, grab your SteamID64 and download your games list as XML using:
Parse the XML file (for example with Python, PowerShell, or any XML converter) so you can extract the game names, AppIDs, playtime, etc.

Finally, I imported the parsed data into an SQL database. This way it’s easy to filter, search, or export the library in whatever format you want.

It’s pretty straightforward if you’re familiar with XML and SQL.

If you want to get more advanced, you could even create your own private website using Steam’s API to display and automatically update your library List.