Querying Steam Web API with PowerShell —

Can we query it? YES WE CAN! One of the things I love about PowerShell is that it puts many tools that were previously only available to Linux admins more in the reach of Windows admins. One of those, to me, was “CURL”. Back in the day I heard “curl this, curl that” and Windows cmd just couldn’t do

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Querying Steam Web API with PowerShell —