I tried looking for this topic in the forums, but didn’t see it. Apologies, if it has already been discussed elsewhere.
Obviously, when you add a game to Steam, it pops up in your Grouvee library. Is there a way to add other platforms–e.g. your Playstation or Nintendo ID, for example–to keep from having to add each of those games in by hand?
I keep putting it off because I was hoping to find a shortcut around it, but I have discovered no method.
I believe that is limited by the access made available through those individual services. Steam makes that information public, so it can be pulled by Grouvee. I do not think Sony or Nintendo allow you to scrub that data without logging in, and I don’t think they have an API to allow a third party site to log into their services. @peter would know best, but that is my feeling.
Thanks for the feedback. I like Grouvee and don’t want to duplicate my effort elsewhere, so I will just have to wait until I get some downtime this summer and start the great console migration!
I really want this as well. Since PSN and other storefronts don’t have public APIs, the second best solution I’ve come up with is to use a scraper like PSDLE (PSDLE) and then have some way to import that into Grouvee. I’ve chatted a bit with @peter about adding import CSV support and I’m hoping to work on this at some point, but my free time since our second kid arrived has been almost non-existent so timeline is totally unknown
That said, if you do end up manually adding stuff you might still find the PSDLE dump helpful. Try pulling it into Excel and adding a Grouvee URL column which is “https ://www.grouvee.com/search/?q=” + Name (but remove the space after https, I had to do that so it wouldn’t turn into a link in the post). You can then generally jump to Grouvee results for a game by just clicking that link. This doesn’t always work but it’s a good start (and if you do a little more work on the file, stripping out “Full Game Unlock” etc from the names then it can work nearly all the time).