You're welcome to talk about things besides the new version or the API, I'd love to hear it all. I'm super interested in hearing what you have to say, and if anyone has any questions, go right ahead. I'm not touching any of that, I would only be adding to what we already have. I also want to emphasize that all of the data currently shown on PokéSpawns will remain 100% free.
Premade configs for most of the well-known projects to make installation as easy as it can get. Private support on the entire setup: your environment, accounts. One-click installation for automation: no fiddling around with github/compiles/configs to get our API feed up and running. So my question is: how do you feel about adding a paid service to PokéSpawns, which focuses on: I made the project for all of you, so I'd love to discuss it with you. I feel that this is a decision I don't want to make by myself. And in between the feedback, I've received several suggestions about making the API a paid service.
#Github pokemon go live map full#
I've had so many requests for support and for the API that I've had my hands full for the past week. It's about that last new feature: the JSON API live feed. Pokémon IVs and spawn timerġ00% of fakes, duplicates or otherwise invalid data will be filteredĪ JSON API to supply our users with the live dataĭuring the most part of today (it's now 5pm), I've restructured most of how I host the server (SQL, webservers, reverse proxy, caching) to accommodate the sudden increase in users. The back-end will also pull in additional data about the spawns: e.g. I'm glad I can host it for you.Ī new version is already in development with some much needed features: 1100 people is just amazing, so thanks to everyone that enjoys the website. It started at ~250 concurrent users and I was super happy to see it helped so many people. The sprites shown here were mostly made by members of the IF Discord, with some also coming from the IF Reddit community. The data used is from the game, but is mostly based on generation 5. The realtime feed is live on a new domain: Only works with natives mons available in Pokémon Infinite Fusion This tool was created first by SDM0, then updated by Aegide. Two days ago, I released the Pokémon Go Coords (GitHub) project (realtime feed of rare spawns), which has now been visited by tens of thousands of people and has an average of 1100 concurrent users.
I've met some wonderful people and I released some popular projects on my GitHub. I'm Seb, the first few days of all this scanning craze I've been helping people on the PokémonGo-Map (GitHub) Discord #help channel while doing some of my own active development.
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