areas.json

This file defines the areas you want to analyze nests in. Each area listed will be used. It’s using the same format as Poracle, Discordopole and all the other Watchers, so if you’re using on of those tools, you can copy it from there. Below is another methos you can use to make geofences.

Note that capitalization is important everywhere you put in the areaname.

Path

config/areas.json

Example

[
    {
        "name": "Tokyo",
        "path": [
            [
                139.57271575927734,
                35.71557676488898
            ],
            [
                139.5754623413086,
                35.61153436353458
            ],
            [
                 139.74094390869138,
                 35.62046556900037
            ],
            [
                 139.82093811035156,
                35.67988848691441
            ],
            [
                 139.7739028930664,
                35.754871141690366
            ],
            [
                 139.70661163330078,
                 35.775485962767995
            ],
            [
                 139.57271575927734,
                 35.71557676488898
            ]
        ]
    },
    {
        "name": "Busan",
        "path": [
            [
                128.90533447265625,
                35.068221159859256
            ],
            [
                 129.38323974609375,
                35.21645362659458
            ],
            [
                129.06463623046875,
                35.46961797120201
            ],
            [
                 128.90533447265625,
                35.068221159859256
            ]
        ]
    }
]

How to generate a JSON in this format

Since poracle.world is not around anymore, the best option would be to go to http://geojson.io/, draw a polygon and copy the part after "coordinates" on the right side, then bring that in the right format. Note that the coordinates will be in the wrong order. The script requires lat/lon while geojson.io returns lon/lat.