PokeServer

This is an open-source Pokemon GO server, written in Golang.

Setting up

Fetch dependencies using govendor sync. The server, by default, runs on port 8080.

How does this work?

An incoming request is first unmarshaled from ProtoBufs. A handler function is selected from the handlers package and is used to handle the response.

Writing Handlers

Right now, only a few handlers are implemented. Here's how to write your own.

1. Create your file in the handlers directory, named your_request.go where YourRequest is the name of the request type, as seen in PokeProtos.NetworkingEnvelopes.RequestEnvelope. For example, a handler for the GetPlayer request would be named handlers/get_player.go.
2. Declare a function named YourRequest in the file you just created. It must accept a pointer to PokeProtos.request and return a []byte, which should be the response, marshalled into ProtoBufs using the correct buffer for your request.
3. Add your function to the switch-case statement in server.go, take it's response into the responses byte slice.
4. That's it.

License and legal stuff

This software is licensed under the MIT License, as specified in the LICENSE file in the root of this repository. This software DOES NOT redistribute copyrighted material or artwork. Pokémon and Pokémon GO are registerted trademarks of Nintendo Co., Ltd.