A quick note:

This is a fork of the project PokemonGo-Bot by PokemonGoF.

The goal of this fork is to progress the bot in an organized manner, and to promote a clean and functional codebase. As a result, OpenPoGoBot will be more reliable and secure than PokemonGo-Bot.

• Contributing
• Features
• Installation
• Usage
• FAQ
• Plugins

See CONTRIBUTING.md

• Spin Pokestops
• Catch Pokemon
• Release low cp pokemon
• Walk to a location
• Catch nearby pokemon when you have pokeballs available
• Switch between catching pokemon and farming pokestops automatically
• Filter certain pokemon
• Use superior ball types when necessary
• When out of normal pokeballs, use the next type of ball unless there are less than 10 of that type, in which case start automatically farming pokestops
• Bot Navigation via Google Directions API
• Incubate eggs

• Python 2.7.x
• pip
• git
• virtualenv (Optional)
• protobuf 3 (OS Dependent, see below)

• OS X: brew update && brew install --devel protobuf
• Windows: Download protobuf 3.0: here and unzip bin/protoc.exe into a folder in your PATH.
• Linux: apt-get install python-protobuf

git clone --recursive https://www.github.com/OpenPoGo/OpenPoGoBot
cd OpenPoGoBot
virtualenv env
source env/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt

$ python pokecli.py [flags]

Pokemon Trainer Club (PTC) account:

$ python2 pokecli.py -a ptc -u tejado -p 1234 --location "New York, Washington Square"

Google Account:

$ python2 pokecli.py -a google -u tejado -p 1234 --location "New York, Washington Square"

To load arguments for the bot from a JSON file, use the --config-json argument with the name of a file. Any other command line arguments specified will override the parameters specified in the loaded JSON file.

Example - this will load config.json but use cp=1000 and iv=0.7 even if already defined in config.json:

$ python2 pokecli.py --config-json config.json -cp 1000 -iv 0.7

To edit the pokemon release configuration, copy the file release_config.json.example and rename it to release_config.json

Edit this file however you want, but keep in mind:

1. Pokemon names should always be capitalized and are case-sensitive
2. The any configuration effects every pokemon

Here's the introduction

You can use -cp 1 to protect your first stage low CP pokemon.

Use either -l "lat, long" or --location "lat, long"

Try to generate an app password and set is as

-p "<your-app-password>"

This error is mostly occurs for those who using 2 factor authentication but either way for the purpose of security would be nice to have a separate password for the bot app.

The status code "3" corresponds to "Flee" - meaning your Pokemon has ran away. {"responses": { "CATCH_POKEMON": { "status": 3 } }

Finish the tutorial on a smartphone. This will then allow everything to be visible.

Now, instead of using --mode you need to exclude plugins. If you don't want to catch pokemon, exclude the catch_pokemon plugin (-ep catch_pokemon), and if you don't want to farm pokestops just exclude the spin_pokestop plugin (-ep spin_pokestop). Alternatively, you can modify your configuration JSON file to do the same thing.

Create the following filter

./data/catch-ignore.yml

Its a yaml file with a list of names so make it look like

ignore:
  - Pidgey
  - Rattata
  - Pidgeotto
  - Spearow
  - Ekans
  - Zubat

The web plugin uses Flask to open a server on port 8000. Before visiting the site, you will need to set your username(s) in the userdata.js file:

1. Copy userdata.js.example to userdata.js
2. Open the userdata.js file in your editor.
3. Edit the the username to match yours.
4. Change other settings if you want.
5. Browse http://localhost:8000 and enjoy!

If you are using multiple usernames, the format is like this:

var users = ["username1","username2"];

Here are the available plugins:

• tejado for the API
• Mila432 for the login secrets
• elliottcarlson for the Google Auth PR
• AeonLucid for improved protos
• AHAAAAAAA for parts of the s2sphere stuff
• PokemonGoF and all contributors for the original bot this fork is based on