Finds unknown fort names in any RM database and attempts to find and update the name and images of them.

If you just downloaded the single file, you have to install the requirements via: npm install axios mysql2

If you cloned the whole repository, simply run: npm install

• configure the script via either of theses options:
  • option a) modify first few lines of name_fetcher.js to match your confguration
  • option b) set the following environment variables to match your setup:
    • NF_TOKEN
    • NF_URL
    • NF_DB_HOST (default: 127.0.0.1)
    • NF_DB_USER
    • NF_DB_PASSWORD
    • NF_DB_DATABASE
    • NF_DB_PORT (default: 3306)
• run: node name_fetcher.js

By default, this script will run perfectly well with any RM database. If you like to use it with a different DB format, you can specify a custom JSON formatted config file with adjusted column names via NF_DB_COLS_CONF. The format should look like so:

{
  "gym": { "table": "gymdetails", "imageCol": "url", "id": "gym_id", "type": "gyms" },
  "stop": { "table": "pokestop", "imageCol": "image", "id": "pokestop_id", "type": "stops" }
}

• 2019-11-28:
  • modified queries to exclude sponsored stops - we don't have names for them anyway
• 2019-12-02:
  • further improved exclusion check for sponsored stops
  • print a proper error message and exit if the API is down
  • print a proper error message if npm packages are not installed
  • improved progress messages
• 2019-12-28:
  • fixed gyms/stops IDs not ending with .16 not being sent to API
  • fixed random issue where names weren't updated
  • made logging a bit more structured
  • general code refactoring/cleanup
• 2021-01-19:
  • update API domain from .de to .eu
• 2021-01-20:
  • initial public Github release
  • proper error handling
• 2021-01-21:
  • add ability to set environment variables instead of modifying the script
  • add ability to specify a different column format / names via NF_DB_COLS_CONF