OVER_QUEY_LIMIT Issue

[ghostcrawler1]

Hello,

Thank you for this app, its been working great until today when I tried to run a location search and I've been receiving the error OVER_QUEY_LIMIT. Any ideas how I can resolve this issue.

Thanks

[tonynkh]

Have the same issue

[OPaquay]

Same issue

[ItaloFSS]

Same issue

[adamkarb]

Same issue, likely we'll have to go change some google keys manually

[jerme404]

Yep, solve this by adding your own API key from https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key

It's using google-map-react, see here to add your API key.

The <GoogleMap> component is in src/views/map/index.js, so you can add your key there.

[adamkarb]

Thanks! Why did it all crap out at once I wonder?

[jnrepo]

Google lets you only call their API so many times

[jerme404]

I actually didn't use the recommended bootstrapURLKeys, I used the deprecated apiKey, like this

<GoogleMap
            ref={ (ref) => { this.map = ref } }
            zoom={ settings.zoom.get() }
            center={ [ latitude, longitude ] }
            onClick={ this.handleClick }
            options={ () => this.mapOptions }
            onGoogleApiLoaded={ this.handleGoogleMapLoaded }
            yesIWantToUseGoogleMapApiInternals={ true }
            apiKey={ MapsApi.apiKey }>

Where MapsApi.apiKey is in a configuration file I added, but you can just put in a string like

apiKey={ 'YOUR_API_KEY_HERE' }

I'll submit a PR with my changes in a bit.

[mrh3yd]

I just tried jerme404's solution; mine now looks like this:

<GoogleMap
            ref={ (ref) => { this.map = ref } }
            zoom={ settings.zoom.get() }
            center={ [ latitude, longitude ] }
            onClick={ this.handleClick }
            options={ () => this.mapOptions }
            onGoogleApiLoaded={ this.handleGoogleMapLoaded }
            yesIWantToUseGoogleMapApiInternals={ true }
            apiKey={ 'MY_API_KEY' }>

And still no work. Sad face. Any suggestions? I have a 7-year-old champing at the bit to catch some pocket monsters.

[jerme404]

Did you put an actual API key in there?

[lytesenthedarc]

I'm having the same issue. My code currently looks the same as yours, with apiKey={ 'YOUR_API_KEY_HERE' }

YOUR_API_KEY_HERE has been replaced with an api key generated by 'google maps apis' website. Still not working unfortunately.

[jerme404]

Still the same error OVER_QUEY_LIMIT after rebuilding?

[lytesenthedarc]

Yes

[lytesenthedarc]

should I upload my index file for review?

[mrh3yd]

Yes, I definitely pasted in the API key I got from Google in place of MY_API_KEY

Is there a step I'm missing? I edited the file, made the above changes, saved the file, and re-opened the spoof app.

[BearinErin]

I also followed the instructions for adding a new API and it did not fix it.

[mrh3yd]

I would also be happy to upload or email my index.js file, or use your recommended steps of creating another config file; I'm not 100% sure how to do the latter.

[lytesenthedarc]

Here's a copy of my non-functioning file index.js.zip

[rlam3]

Same issue.

Does anybody know if using gitter to collaborate right now to get things working by tonight.

https://gitter.im/pokemongo-webspoof/Lobby#

[jerme404]

You have to actually rebuild the project, it won't work by just editing the index.js file.

[lytesenthedarc]

Pardon my ignorance, is that the same as restarting the program, or is there a rebuild process we should be doing. And thank you very much for your help on this.

[jerme404]

If you navigate to the project in a terminal window, just type npm run build to build a new version. That will create a new folder (if it's not there already) called 'pokemongo-webspoof-darwin-x64' and your new build will be in there.

[mrh3yd]

Yep, that doesn't so much work for me either. Here's a screenshot from Terminal:

https://ibb.co/i8O1jF

Sorry to be such a pain...

[yrchern]

Simply open "GoogleMap.spec.js", find

const API_KEY = 'API_KEY';

and replace 'API_KEY' with yours like this:

const API_KEY = 'AI.........';

[ItaloFSS]

Im getting the following error while building. Any ideas?

Invalid configuration object. Webpack has been initialised using a configuration object that does not match the API schema.

• configuration.output.path: The provided value "./dist" is not an absolute path!

[jerme404]

In webpack.config.babel, change the output path like this

output: {
    path: path.resolve(__dirname, 'dist'),
    filename: 'index.js',
    chunkFilename: '[name].js'
  },

then add require path up top like

const path = require('path');

[jerme404]

There's a PR with my changes.

https://github.com/iam4x/pokemongo-webspoof/pull/436

[ascenser]

Is there a simplified fix for this yet for those of us who apparently aren't quite as tech-savvy? I've tried following the various tips in this thread but I'm getting no results, and can't even find some of the files referenced, like GoogleMap.spec.js

[ItaloFSS]

jerme404, thanks for the help. I got it working.

ascenser if you need help, I can compile the app for you.

[CavemanGer]

I can't find the file where I have to put my generated key in. Programming is not my strength :-(

Is there anybody who could help me adding the key and rebuild the project?

Thanks in advance!