RocketMerger receives webhook data (via POST requests) from RocketMap and stores it in database. Another RocketMap instance with -os parameter can use this database to show pokemons on map.

Currently only accepts pokemon data.

Motivation and Context

In huge maps consisting of many instances with a large number of workers, operations with the database are a bottle neck.

Separating frontend and backend databases reducethe impact of user's requests. Also reduce database locks if scanning instances use separate databases.

Usage

RocketMap database should be created first.

Using prebuilded jar

1. Download latest release.
2. Create application.properties file with flowing fields:

spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto=none
server.port=8282
spring.datasource.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/pgo
spring.datasource.username=
spring.datasource.password=
dbwriter.count=2

3. Change pgo in database url for your DB name, username and password.
4. Start with

java -jar RocketMerger*.jar

Using latest source code

1. git clone
2. Create application.properties same as above.
3. Build jar:

./gradlew build

4. Start with:

java -jar build/libs/RocketMerger*.jar