Martin Tesar

Hello @grahampcharles @rapcal I've been having the same issue, it has something to do with how spaces between fields are parsed in the documents xml structure and for some reason...

Can be solved by using your own Maps API key, although this requires to setup a Google Cloud Platform project. After setting up the project, you can obtain the key...

For obtaining the api key, please follow this https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key . You will be asked to create or link a billing account though, which requires you enter your credit card information....

Did you build the app after saving the changes and run the new version? Also, make sure you have Maps JavaScript or Embed API key with unrestricted use (you can...

> Direction API has also be activated, after that it works fine. You're right, Directions API is quite essential for the autopilot feature. Thanks for pointing that out 👍

@megusta63 these `npm install` warnings aren't really important, if you see node_modules in your pokemongo-webspoof folder then the installation probably worked. Did you run `npm run build` after that, and...

@maxpac have you installed NodeJS? You can try using absolute path to the command, which should be `/usr/local/bin/npm` If you're still getting "command not found" or "No such file or...

@maxpac can you try removing node_modules folder and package.lock file and running `npm install` again (from inside pokemongo-webspoof folder). Also make sure you have nodejs version 6+ ( run `node...

Check Readme section Known issues https://github.com/iam4x/pokemongo-webspoof/blob/c820192db572c3829add43d34e00adc156c7e6de/README.md#known-issues

That shouldn't be necessary, unless you build the app with a different version number. You just need to add your build of pokemongo-webspoof.app to the accessibility apps in System Preferences...