How to obtain the data of nearby pokemon about pokemon-go-node-api HOT 13 CLOSED

heartbeat is in development, so it doesnt work yet

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Should I close the issue then? Or should we keep it here until we know it's not working? Also if I can have some pointers I would gladly help in the development

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@pogotracker1 heartbeat is in development and doesnt work yet (https://github.com/Armax/Pokemon-GO-node-api/blob/master/poke.io.js#L233), but i dont know if it should return near pokemons, pokestops and/or forts, so i dont know if it is the function you should use to retrive this kind of data.

we can try to keep it opened and ask to @Armax what heartbeat do. Also, i would like to know if heartbeat will give us pokestops info and near pokemons info, and if they will add support to catch pokemons. (I would like to develop a web app bot)

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The heart beat is in dev and is working but the heart in the code only runs once at moment put it in a interval and youll see stuff come back as a temp fix

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It it not just rate-limiting? if you do setTimeout then do .Heartbeat it works.

It will only do the current cell from what I can see in the code though. It doesn't do multiple requests around you (I think)

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@benjdlambert you have it working with setTimeout? I've set coords for a known gym location and it's not coming back in Forts - I also set coords to a location where I knew a Pokemon was currently and it also did not return.

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using set timeout or set interval does return data, however I'm not sure how correct that data is if I compare it with different sites that got it working.

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heartbeat.cells[0].WildPokemon
heartbeat.cells[0].MapPokemon
heartbeat.cells[0].NearbyPokemon

But i'm not sure what will do return pokemon because when i'm trying to use Heartbeat each of those things is empty array.

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I did it in the example :)

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It seems that the object is scattered around cells. I've got 21 cells.

Some empty.
Some contain Fort (either PokeStop or Gym since it has both gym point and lure property).
Some contain NearbyPokemon (this should be ones which shows on the nearby window, since they only have fixed distance around 200m, three feet icon I guess)
But none of them contain MapPokemon and WildPokemon. So I don't know what these naming means.
And some contain SpawnPoint which only contain lat-long coordinate without any reference what is spawning in these coordinates.

Anyone has any reference to what these data is? I see at the python version that they can show information about certain pokemon spawned on exact location (lat-long).

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You need try the the CatchablePokemon instead of NearbyPokemon.
both return different pokemon for me.
however the ExpirationTimeMs is never null in CatchablePokemon

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Yup. I think it should be that. I didn't see that property (Catchable) on the cells though. Maybe I miss it. I'll look into it later.

EDIT: Ok. It seems that the CatchablePokemon property is missing from the cells in the heartbeat.

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I'm also not seeing a "CatchablePokemon" prop.

On Thu, 21 Jul 2016 at 08:07 Kerstens Maxim [email protected]
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You need try the the CatchablePokemon instead of NearbyPokemon.
both return different pokemon for me.
however the ExpirationTimeMs is never null in CatchablePokemon

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