Added parameters and fixed some calls not using POST methods. #26
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This seems to only have found anything new for dota methods? Because for steam methods the parameters are already parsed from the protobufs, as all steam code uses protobufs for the requests, not directly constructing urls. |
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Added some parameters to some calls, and fixed some calls not using the POST method.
I was trying to get more information for each parameters, like type and a description, but i diddent get it to work.
I will try and test the parameters more next time, but currently i belive these calls are better with some information compared to non.