
Official instructions are here, the instructions below are likely outdatedįor official support for this unofficial script, contact the devs on Discord or Github If you're getting frustrated trying to make this work, there's plenty of more user-friendly projects on the front page of this subreddit, and a quick google search will give you dozens of more alternatives THIS PROJECT IS SHUT DOWN BECAUSE OF A C&D FROM NIANTIC, I'LL KEEP THE INSTRUCTIONS HERE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE, BUT IF YOU HAVEN'T DOWNLOADED THIS ALREADY, YOU'LL NEED TO USE ONE OF THE FORKS OF THE PROJECTĪlright, I've tried my best to keep up with questions over the past few days, but it's become too much since this project exploded. Picture of the late-night birds and rodentsĮDIT: more specific by using proper nouns and possessives I want to work on making it more fault tolerant next. Update: I ended up staying later than I wanted to in order to do the Google Maps implementation. But otherwise, works similar to /u/possiblyquestionable's original script

Current guess is it has to do with caching somewhere in the request flow. Here are some shots of my not-so-fancy UI:īackend response looks like this: ,īiggest flaw so far is that if the Niantic server starts rerturning 5xx errors, it puts my server into an odd state and requires the instance to be restarted. I don't know enough to do a Google Maps overlay like OP did. I have a working prototype hosted on Google's free tier of App Engine. In other news, we added teams, gyms and pokestops!ĮDIT4: I am not responsible for the Niantic servers.ĮDIT5: Missing pokemon caused by multithreading issue, use -t 1 in your command line.ĮDIT6: Main python app isn't example.py anymore, it's runserver.py so change your commands accordingly. I suggest you make a Pokemon Trainers account besides your main and use that for the username and password.ĮDIT2: /u/IPostStupidThings did a great guide here.ĮDIT3: The servers will be at usual capacity now so logging in, doing searches, and all other manners of connection will suck. Not fucking with Windows compatibility rn. Wait till it says completed 100% and it will show the map Python example.py -u myUsername -p myPassword -l "your location, worldwide "-st 10 (probably cd ~/Downloads/PokemonGo-Map-master) Please share any bug fixes (pull requests would be hot tamale)!ĭownload the zip file from github and unzip it.Ĭhange the directory to the folder from github. This is very rough, but I figured I'd share it with you guys as soon as it's usable. Here's a picture of what I was able to get. I got a working prototype here, it's incredibly buggy and you should just give up if the servers are slow or at peak time. u/possiblyquestionable's post was what I used as a base. I stumbled on this sub this morning and decided it would be fun to build off Mila432 and leegao's work to visualize all of the pokemon in my area.
