right now the user class is meant to be used only statically and only deals with the user making the request. A much better way would have the user class represent one user (and also include the existing static functions for dealing with the current user). It could then be used like: $arbitraryUserInstance->getFriends() which could return a list of all friends in both our database and steam's database.
Modjular
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9 years ago
right now the
userclass is meant to be used only statically and only deals with the user making the request. A much better way would have theuserclass represent one user (and also include the existing static functions for dealing with the current user). It could then be used like:$arbitraryUserInstance->getFriends()which could return a list of all friends in both our database and steam's database.