Collect PokeStops?

[necm1]

Hey guys! Is it possible to collect the PokeStops in nearby?

[sebastianwachter]

Take a look at this pull request. You'll find what you need in the example.js

[necm1]

@sebastianwachter thanks for that pull request, but it isn't complete. I'm just still getting errors like

TypeError: Cannot read property 'WildPokemon' of undefined or

                for (var j = hb.cells[i].Fort.length - 1; j >= 0; j--)
                                        ^

TypeError: Cannot read property 'Fort' of undefined

and yes, I implemented the fully source of the pull request.

[BlackRosie]

Hmm, This was working for me but now i am getting the following without my inventory being full.

GetFort(fort.FortId, fort.Latitude, fort.Longitude,
                        function(err, fortresponse) {
                            try {
                                console.log(fortresponse);
                                if (fortresponse.result == 1) {
....

Console log: [TypeError: Cannot read property 'result' of undefined]

[sebastianwachter]

@BlackRosie this appears to be a problem with the servers not sending the response in the "expected" time. To ensure stability you can do something like:

if (fortresponse) {
  if (fortresponse.result == 1)
    console.log('used');
}

So you basically check if the response came in time and if not just skip until the netxt tick.

[BlackRosie]

Yep this is working again and it appears its because the servers are bogged down.

[sebastianwachter]

And @kylonx I had a similar issue with the code. I increased the tick rate of the interval from 5 seconds to 10 seconds and it doesn't appear anymore.

[GcodeS]

I've tried increasing the heartbeat rate to 10000 ms and the if fortresponse idea. Neither are working for me. Still

             for (var j = hb.cells[i].Fort.length - 1; j >= 0; j--)
                                    ^

TypeError: Cannot read property 'Fort' of undefined

[LemonDew]

Maybe this snippet can help you:

api.Heartbeat(function (err, hb) {
        var mapPokemon = [];
        var nearbyPokemon = [];
        var pokeStops = [];

        if (err) {
            console.log(err);
            return callback({ nearbyPokemon : nearbyPokemon, mapPokemon : mapPokemon, pokeStops : pokeStops });
        };

        // NearbyPokemon
        for (var i = hb.cells.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
            if (hb.cells[i].NearbyPokemon[0]) {
                var pokemon = api.pokemonlist[parseInt(hb.cells[i].NearbyPokemon[0].PokedexNumber) - 1];
                nearbyPokemon.push(pokemon);

                console.log('[+] There is a ' + pokemon.name + ' at ' + /*hb.cells[i].NearbyPokemon[0].DistanceMeters.toString() +*/ ' meters');
            }

            // Pokestops
            for (var j = hb.cells[i].Fort.length - 1; j >= 0; j--) {   // You should check if it is near enough to use!!
                var fort = hb.cells[i].Fort[j];

                // 0 = GYM, 1 = PokeStop
                if (fort.FortType == 1 && fort.Enabled) {
                    pokeStops.push(fort);
                }
            }
        }
...
});

[LemonDew]

And for collecting a pokestop (it needs to be <40m from your location):

api.GetFort(pokestop.FortId, pokestop.Latitude, pokestop.Longitude, function (err, fortresponse) {
        if (fortresponse.result == 1) {
            // 1 = success
            // 2 = out of range ..
            // 3 = used
            console.log("[PS] Pokestop " + pokestop.FortId + " used. Items: " + fortresponse.items_awarded.length);
        }

        callback(fortresponse);
    });