Enums

Let's talk about App and AppContext enum's a little.

Thankfully to an aenum package, these enum's extending selves when member is missing. Therefore, as mentioned before, hardcoded members are just predefined.

You can create App and AppContext for non-predefined app+context

As instance:

from aiosteampy import App, AppContext

BANANA_APP = App(2923300)
BANANA = AppContext((BANANA_APP, 2))  # with context 2

And then use it within your app. Moreover, from now AppContext and App enums have a new member.

Caveat

If you print/log BANANA_APP you receive something like

<AppContext.AppContext_2923300_2: (<App.App_2923300: 2923300>, 2)>

Not so beautiful, yes. Name is auto-generated, due to inability to know name of the app, if we, for example, get a trade offer with non-predefined app items.

Next version

Solution comes in next minor version (0.6.4)

As a workaround you can extend enum manually:

from aenum import extend_enum
from aiosteampy import App, AppContext

BANANA_APP = extend_enum(App, "BANANA", 2923300)
BANANA_DEFAULT_CONTEXT = extend_enum(
    AppContext, 
    "BANANA_DEFAULT_CONTEXT", 
    (BANANA_APP, 2),
)  # with context 2

Then repr of a AppContext new member will be:

<AppContext.BANANA_DEFAULT_CONTEXT: (<App.BANANA: 2923300>, 2)>