Various scripts and Dockerfile to automatize pokemon go botting
This script aims at automating sniping for https://github.com/PokemonGoMap/PokemonGo-Map
You must have a Docker container of https://github.com/PokemonGoMap/PokemonGo-Map working and running. Please refer to https://pgm.readthedocs.io/en/develop/advanced-install/docker.html on how to get it running.
Go into the pokemongomap-snipe folder, and edit the the snipe.py file. Replace the YOUR-MAP-CONTAINER-NAME by the name of the container running your PokemonGo-Map. If you followed the docs to create the container, it should be pogomap.
Then build the container by running docker build -t pogomap-snipe .
Then, to run the container and link it to the map container, run this command :
docker run --name pogomap-snipe-live -d -t --link MAP-CONTAINER-NAME:MAP-CONTAINER-NAME pogomap-snipe
If you followed the docs to create the container, you should replace MAP-CONTAINER-NAME with pogomap. If not, just replace with the MAP-CONTAINER-NAME with the name of your map container.
You are now automaticaly going to rare pokemon locations, well done.
If you whish to see the log of the sniping script, just run docker logs -f pogomap-snipe-live
This script aims at automating the launching of multiple session of https://github.com/PokemonGoF/PokemonGo-Bot/
You will need to have build the docker image for https://github.com/PokemonGoF/PokemonGo-Bot/. If you didn't please refer to https://github.com/PokemonGoF/PokemonGo-Bot/wiki/How-to-run-with-Docker.
Go into the pokemongobot-multi folder. Open the docker_creation.py file, and edit the following things :
If you want to run those container linked to a pokemongo-map for sniping, replace YOUR-MAP-CONTAINER-NAME with the name of the container running your pokemongo-map (if you followed the docs when building the image, it should be pogomap). Then replace the YOUR-IMAGE-NAME by the name of the pokemongo-bot image name (if you have followed the docs when building the image, it should be pokemongo-bot).
Then open the config.json.templ.map file. This is template config file, that I use to run my bots, and you can adjust it as your liking as long as you keep the TEMPL_USERNAME and TEMPL_PASSWORD required for the script to work. Put your GMap api key in here at the same time. Replace the YOUR-MAP-CONTAINER-NAME line 63 by the name of the container running your pokemongo-map. Then copy this file to config.json.templ (cp config.json.templ.map config.json.templ).
If you do not wish to link those containers to a map container, comment the before last line, and uncomment the last one. Then replace the YOUR-IMAGE-NAME by the name of the pokemongo-bot image name (if you have followed the docs when building the image, it should be pokemongo-bot).
Then open the config.json.templ.no_map file. This is template config file, that I use to run my bots, and you can adjust it as your liking as long as you keep the TEMPL_USERNAME and TEMPL_PASSWORD required for the script to work. Put your GMap api key in here at the same time. Then copy this file to confing.json.templ (cp config.json.templ.no_map config.json.templ)
Edit the accounts file to add your accounts in this format :
ACCOUNT_NAME PASSWORD\n
ACCOUNT_NAME PASSWORD\n
...
Then all you have to do is python docker_creation.py and you should be all set.
To print the log of a container, just do docker logs -f YOUR-CONTAINER-NAME
Thanks to @terbolous for his help on the snipe.py code, and in the reverse engineering of the rarespawn.be API