tejado
get_map_objects?
I just ran the spiral search demo and I didn't find any pokemon or pokestops and I know there were some in the area. I'm only seeing these two fields in the JSON response.
'current_timestamp_ms': 1470569750623, 's2_cell_id': 9290065149094264832
Having the same problem as well. All I want is the location of gyms and pokestops.
The default radius was the issue in my code, i used radius = 5 in get_cell_ids before instead of the default radius = 10 to get smaller group of pokestops. Unsure what was the old parameter unit but now it seems to be expressed in meters and values 300 - 1000 are getting the similar amount of pokestops as 5-10 before.
Commit hash: 35221ff5daf21f9c568c0f6b59d237ca6caeb30c
EDIT: I meant the one in utilities.py, spiral_poi_search.py uses its own method. Maybe it's better to reattach it to utilities.py
Anyone figure this out? Modified spiral_poi_search.py so that it uses the utilities.py get_cell_ids, but im still running into the same issue
@ProLoDs It might be just me, but even if I merge these files, the cells are still empty :( Can anyone shine a light here ?
I've been banging my head on a wall with this problem. Am I missing something?
I'd like to use the pgoapi to build my own application. I will be doing a little more than just a pokemonGo Map. Why am I only getting empty cells?
@ProLoDs indeed the ahaaaaa map is working again :) thats a great relief, but my debug engineering aint that level yet to see what I need to change exactly.
Just receiving empty cells, thought mayba a ban, but thats not the case, just guessing that somehow we need to implement the u6 proto together with all the requests i.e. get_mapobjects But thats already in the requests proto (i think) combining the get_mapobjects in the original call, and even after 10 seconds or whatever does not give any results on mapobjects
@dnsBlah
- Download http://pastebin.com/raw/fCSw0Fz4 as encrypt.c
- Compile to .so (gcc -shared -o encrypt.so -fPIC encrypt.c)
- Edit ~/pgoapi-master/pgoapi/pygoapi.py insert this line in the init method of PGoApi: self.__signature_lib = "encrypt.so"
- Copy encrypt.so into same directory as the python program you are running OR include it in path
- DONE!!! IT WORKS!
@jmangeja1 Been there, done that, still no results :( o wait, step 4... ? moment :)
@dnsBlah self.__signature_lib = "encrypt.so" Is the most important step.
if you don't do step 4, you will get an error saying it cant find encrypt.so so thats easy to track down However it took a while to figure out setting the signature lib
@dnsBlah Also I forgot to mention....
These should be run after 4 in my previous comment 5. uninstall pygoapi (pip uninstall pygoapi) 6. reinstall python setup.py install
@jmangeja1 thanks a lot! On my debian however putting encrypt.so into a directory in $PATH did not work, i had to use an absolute path instead.
I am using https://github.com/keyphact repository as of evening of August 10th with encrypt.dll compiled on a mac and am not getting any objects returned in GET_MAP_OBJECTS calls. What is the fix?
@BigChase if youre using a Mac, you need encrypt.so and you need to compile it yourself. Follow my instructions posted earlier
@jmangeja1 I've done so. Compiled both into encrypt.dll in /usr/local/lib and as encrypt.so in same directory as pgoapi.py.
How can I debut encrypt.dll in order to determine if it's functioning correctly? (There were a large number of warnings during compilation to encrypt.so, but just repeats of "warning: '&' within '|' [-Wbitwise-op-parentheses]".)
(On a Mac.)
warnings are fine. Did you change the line about signature lib in pgoapi.py?
Yes, changed that line though I am using keyphact's repository which was updated yesterday and again today which I believe deals with signature issues in slightly different way. With the folllowing line in pokecli.py:
api.activate_signature("/usr/local/lib/encrypt.dll")
plus i added encrypt.dll to global path.
try app.activate_signature("encrypt.so") and put encrypt.so in the same directory as pokecli.py
Great idea! And guess what? Worked like a charm! Love you man. Was working on this non-stop for 24 hours straight trying every combination of repository, user account, etc.
Until I followed your advice, I was using the compilation instructions and file placement on the following URL: https://github.com/tejado/pgoapi/issues/181#issuecomment-238058983. Wonder why it didn't work and your approach did?
The next issue I am having is that I have to run pokecli.py twice everytime. The first time always yields: "pgoapi.exceptions.ServerSideRequestThrottlingException: Request throttled by server... slow down man". And then immediately rerunning script works to completion. Any ideas?
Thanks again. Huge help!
Yea, You need to put time.sleep(x) delays after get_map_objects i recommend 10 seconds
There is only one get_map_objects in pokecli.py, yet I still experience the described "slow doan man" failure on the first script execution. Can't figure out why?
Thanks again. Now to start understanding the get_map_objects responses.... (size of a cell, how to reference the spawn times and exact locations of nearby pokemon, etc.)...
@dnsBlah
can you share your .dll? I have no idea how to build it on windows, thanks~
I'm using a Unix machine, sorry. My dll would be useless. Try this one instead: #181 it's in a comment of Scotty
@dnsblah how are you using a proxy? When I use a proxy it doesn't return and forts or Pokemon