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change spawnpoints by top pokemon allow filtering by pokemon
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How does this work? I installed it, but I do not see a /nest or any extra preferences, etc... nothing in /report either. Edit: Ok I see.. if you click the spawn layer, it then shows some pokemon. It doesn't have all the known frequent spawn point mons, but after looking at your code I see that it uses my pokemon layer and the only way to get everything to show up I need to select everything and then refresh the map. Ill have to change how I do things, but it looks like it works. Thanks! Edit2: The /nest idea is great so that way I do not have to mess with my map filters and can have different filters there potentially... |
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Thanks for the feedback. I agree with the edits needed, it was more a quick PR push to help people identifying nests, we definitively need something better before merging. |
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I think, caching would be good too here, as I for e.g. have 30m rows in my database so this would more or less kill my system
and even with a limit of 2 Weeks (time between two spawn migrations) I still have 8m rows
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| select sightings.spawn_id, spawnpoints.despawn_time, spawnpoints.lat, spawnpoints.lon, spawnpoints.duration, sightings.pokemon_id, count(pokemon_id) as number | ||
| from sightings, spawnpoints | ||
| where sightings.spawn_id = spawnpoints.spawn_id |
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think you should add a limit for the time too, as nests are only valid since the last (soft) migration
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change spawnpoints by top pokemon
allow filtering by pokemon
should be used in a private panel instead of public raw map ... to avoid db to be killed with sql requests
creating a /nest will also allow to use different filters than main map