I can call the token request and key request and it does work but when I call the https://web-production.lime.bike/api/rider/v1/views/main one with all the params it returns 404 it did work 4 days ago. Have they changed the URL?

Hey,

Thanks all for starting this project. I am attempting to make some calls based upon location for the Bird API through Postman. My first call to get me my id and token worked just fine, however when requesting based upon latitude and longitude and following the instructions. I receive blank JSON, any tips?
Get Request

https://api.bird.co/bird/nearby?latitude=35.789228&longitude=-78.674706&radius=1000

Headers

[{"key":"Authorization","value":"Bird <token> ","description":""},
{"key":"Device-id","value":"ee2cc530-1382-4e6f-9a97-dfe4859d145b","description":""},
{"key":"App-Version","value":"3.0.5","description":""},
{"key":"Location","value":"{\"latitude\":35.789228,\"longitude\":-78.674706}","description":""}]

Result

{
    "birds": [],
    "clusters": [],
    "areas": []
}

Thanks for your help!

in the documation it's written that the token could expire.
After first login, api return a JWT. Decode it, there are a exp timestamp of 1 year.
Re-call login endpoint, the api return you a new expiration date (2 hours).

But in my tests, after first login and wait 2 hours, token is still valid and
after login then re-call login, token doesn't expire after 2 hours.

Did someone had expiration on tokens ?

GET https://mobile.o.bike/api/v1/bike/list?latitude=<LATITUDE>&longitude=<LONGITUDE> returns error message for me:

{
    "data": {
        "code": 500,
        "error": "Server is busy,please try later"
    },
    "success": false,
    "errorCode": 400
}

Any idea? Thanks.

Using the instructions provided, the response to my POST request at the Bird API didn't include a JWT in the response. As mentioned in #32 there is just a value of an expiration date, such as below:

{'id': 'd9b7a40f-59f6-4c94-ae47-e13a5d5d8b74', 'expires_at': '2018-06-23T18:34:51.331Z'}

Is the token provided somewhere else and I am just missing it?

Would you know if there's another API call parameter to retrieve more bikes, perhaps depending on a radius or on a count ? With the app map, there seems to be a different number of bikes retrieved - depending on the map zoom.

Also would you know the API call to retrieve the list of public docks where it's authorized to park a bike ?

I tried to decompile the APK, but the decompilation fails with dex2jar.

Add https://data.cdrc.ac.uk/product/bicycle-sharing-system-docking-stations
Via: https://twitter.com/CDRC_UK/status/964154088115105797

Results are only showing me birds available to ride, not to charge.

Hi I'm trying to integrate ofo following this instructions and the response in the first endpoint (verifyCode_v2) is the following. Any help? :) Thanks!

{
"errorCode": 40001,
"msg": "Invalid param",
"values": {}
}

https://web-production.lime.bike/api/public/v1/views/bikes?map_center_latitude=37.7604&map_center_longitude=-122.4398&user_latitude=37.7604&user_longitude=-122.4398

Whenever I try to swap out the latitude and longitude I just get an empty list:

https://web-production.lime.bike/api/public/v1/views/bikes?map_center_latitude=66.117844&map_center_longitude=-80.507813&user_latitude=37.7604&user_longitude=-80.507813

{"data":{"id":"views::publicbikesview","type":"public_bikes_view","attributes":{"nearby_locked_bikes":[],"default_bike_icon":{"id":"1","type":"icons","attributes":{"url":"https://d22d5yy1i19g9i.cloudfront.net/icons/default_pin.png?fingerprint=821a3e688143dfcebac869d8f9e4b97b","description":"","description_icon_url":null,"description_link_url":null}},"cluster_icon":{"id":"2","type":"icons","attributes":{"url":"https://d22d5yy1i19g9i.cloudfront.net/icons/default_cluster.png?fingerprint=23bbfa670fea1998a61b91512c1a15d9","description":"","description_icon_url":null,"description_link_url":null}}}},"meta":{"min_ios_version":"1.4.1","min_android_code":19,"flags":"IOS_VERSION_V1.0,ANDROID_VERSION_V1.0","groups":[]}}

I created a basic wrapper for Jump Bike D.C's open data API. Would you mind adding it and possibly pointing me in a direction on how to upload it to PyPi?

Today 2 November 2017 a new bike sharing system started operating in Torino, Italy. You can find sime info in italian here: http://torino.repubblica.it/cronaca/2017/10/31/news/sbarca_a_torino_il_bike_floating_biciclette_a_flusso_libero_da_usare_e_lasciare_dove_si_svuole-179841919/
The URL seems to be the same as Hong Kong, but with locations in Torino. Example of request: http://aws.gobee.bike/GobeeBike/bikes/near_bikes?accuracy=20&lat=45.070049&lng=7.68645

Hey. I'm not really sure what I am doing wrong here. I appreciate any help.

This is pertaining to the bird API. Getting "HTTP 405 Method Not Allowed". This is my python code:

guid=str(uuid.uuid4())
headers={"Device-id": guid, "Platform": "ios","Content-Type": "application/json"}
data = {"email": ""}
response = re.get('https://api.bird.co/user/login', data=data,headers = headers)
data = json.loads(response.text)

Apparently, the oBike API has changed, calling https://mobile.o.bike/api/v1/bike/list?latitude=48.1481&longitude=11.5755 always returns:

<code>500</code>
<error>Server is busy,please try later</error>
</data>

Looking at the code of com.obike_2.5.4.apk, there's a new method POST with a JSON object to retrieve geolocation-based bikes:

package com.obike.p054c.p059a;

import android.support.v4.util.ArrayMap;
import com.google.gson.Gson;
import com.obike.OBikeApp;
import com.obike.model.bean.BikeInfo;
import com.obike.p053b.C4737b;
import com.obike.p054c.C5363b;
import com.obike.utils.C5507d;
import com.obike.utils.C5566x;
import com.obike.utils.ag;

/* compiled from: GetAllBikeListTask */
public class ah extends C5363b<BikeInfo> {
    private String f15121a = "";

    public ah(String str, String str2) {
        Object arrayMap = new ArrayMap();
        arrayMap.put("longitude", str);
        arrayMap.put("latitude", str2);
        int i = 0;
        try {
            i = Integer.parseInt(C4737b.m18231a(C5566x.m22328a(OBikeApp.m18078a(), ag.m21743a().m21837z())));
        } catch (Exception e) {
        }
        if (i > 0) {
            arrayMap.put("countryCode", Integer.valueOf(i));
        }
        arrayMap.put("dateTime", System.currentTimeMillis() + "");
        arrayMap.put("deviceId", C5507d.m22050d(OBikeApp.m18078a()));
        this.f15121a = new Gson().toJson(arrayMap);
    }

    public int getRequestType() {
        return 11;
    }

    public String getParams() {
        return this.f15121a;
    }

    public String getUrlName() {
        return "v2/bike/list";
    }

    protected boolean isRepeat() {
        return true;
    }
}

Trying with curl I still get that error:

curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST -d '{"latitude":22.5376, "longitude":114.0577, "dateTime":1514217345708, "deviceId":"90106918-e98d-11e7-80c1-9a214cf093ae"}' https://mobile.o.bike/api/v2/bike/list

{"data":{"code":500,"error":"Server is busy,please try later"},"success":false}

I'm using a generated GUID as the deviceId.

Would someone know what's missing in that request (apart the countryCode which looks optional) ?

URL = "https://api.bird.co/user/login"
data = {"email": "[email protected]"}
headers = {"Device-id": "4db3bd94-308c-493b-a6fa-1e8398a376ab", "Platform": "ios", "Content-type": "application/json"}
r = requests.post(url = URL, headers=headers, json=data)
response = json.loads(r.text)
print(r.text)

Results in the following:
{"id":"b037424f-05d7-495d-83c3-980c7ec7dd8a","expires_at":"2019-01-24T22:55:24.804Z"}

There is no token given.

According to these python scripts, there's a way to retrieve the Ofo token.

def get_token(tel, code):
    """
    获取登录时返回的token
    :param tel: 手机号
    :param code: 短信验证码
    :return: token
    """
    url = 'http://san.ofo.so/ofo/Api/login'  # 获取token地址
    headers = {'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 10_3_1 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/603.1.30 (KHTML, '
                             'like Gecko) Mobile/14E304 MicroMessenger/6.5.7 NetType/WIFI Language/zh_CN'}
    parameter = {"tel": tel, "code": code}
    token = requests.post(url, headers=headers, data=parameter, verify=False).text
    return json.loads(token)["values"]["token"]

I've installed the app, registered to the service, removed the app, reinstalled it, and then entered into the login process again. Once I've received the SMS, I've tried unsuccessfully several combinations of types of the following request

curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -X POST -d '{"tel": "+336xxxxxxxx", "code":xxxx"' \
  http://san.ofo.so/ofo/Api/login

or

curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -X POST -d '{"tel": "336xxxxxxxx", "code:xxxx' \
  http://san.ofo.so/ofo/Api/login

{"errorCode":20001,"msg":"手机号不合法","values":{}}
## 手机号不合法: "Phone number is not valid" (according to Google Translate)

Would someone have better luck ?

Grepping the code, not sure that method is still valid, or if it applies to login from other countries than China, though.

I still haven't found a way to get an Ofo token, I'd rather avoid using Mitmproxy (not sure how complicated it is to setup).

I am experimenting with the Nextbike data right now.

Digging through the data, I noticed that the maximal number of bikes at a given location and time for two tested cities does not exceed 5. That's very suspicious since there should be stations that have more than 5 bikes.

This raises the question if the data is reliable by any means.

Does anybody maybe have some information on what is published under the Nextbike API? Is the really the full data?

Hi! I recently submitted a PR with the VOI scooter API. I had no idea that this awesome and detailed blog post with some cool examples existed:
https://medium.com/@h_martos/remote-live-tracking-of-voi-scooters-351689ba3bb9

I didn´t want to make another PR just to add a single sentence, but I thought that someone with write-access to the repository could add a reference to the link.

I can always make a new PR if needed ;)

When firing a cURL request via my local machine I get a valid 200 response, when using the exact same cURL call via an AWS instance I get a 404 response code.

Here's my cURL request:

curl -I -X GET \
 'https://api.bird.co/bird/nearby?radius=1000' \
 -H 'App-Version: 3.0.5' \
 -H 'Authorization: Bird <MY_TOKEN_HERE>' \
 -H 'Cache-Control: no-cache' \
 -H 'Device-id: 123E4567-E89B-12E3-A452-426655440000' \
 -H 'Location: {"latitude":33.754709,"longitude":-84.390793,"altitude":500,"accuracy":100,"speed":-1,"heading":-1}'

Any ideas why?

getting scooter data via API on daily basis gives more and more unique IDs (GUIDs) in total. does each scooter forever represented by same GUID (or pair of GUID + code) or same scooter may have new GUID some (next) day?

Just started happening a few hours ago. API no longer pulls the bird scooter ID. Anyway around this?

http://aws.gobee.bike is not the application's endpoint and sometime it's down (like now -_- )

It's probably for partners or data analysis but not used on the mobile application.
We should try to get a more reliable endpoint

Edit: it's back

Hi, thank you for this awesome work.

I am trying to get some insight into student schedules and how bikes are being used on my college campus.

I have followed the document, but unfortunately, I am getting empty lists:
{'birds': [], 'clusters': [], 'areas': []}

Do you know why this is happening?

The lime API documented here was previously working for me but now returns "The page you were looking for doesn't exist." Is anybody else finding this broken?

radius is misspelled in your example and threw me off for a bit. Thanks alot for your efforts!
https://api.bird.co/bird/nearby?latitude=37.77184&longitude=-122.40910&raduis=1000

Any leads on an api for the new Lyft scooters in Denver?

Any query i make to the bird api returns an error {u'message': u'Something went wrong', u'code': 500}

Is there something incorrect with the following request?

# token response is valid
{u'token': u'eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJzdWIiOiJBVVRIIiwidXNlcl9pZCI6IjQ3Y2UyY2YxLWM4MTAtNDI2Ni1iN2I5LWRjMDhlZGIxZTNlZiIsImRldmljZV9pZCI6Ijc3NTFEMTEwLUZCQkYtNDBFNi1CRDgzLUQ5NzRFOTYwRkQwRCIsImV4cCI6MTU2MTQyNTUxM30.Pv3oWUoJEuowq_eOZ4mIq3Ym30NM083Z7ROdp75DgtI', u'id': u'a8f3754f-b700-4152-b715-7d7baf5ec129'}

# url
'https://api.bird.co/bird/nearby?latitude=37.77184&longitude=-122.40910&raduis=1000'

# headers
{'Device-id': '7751D110-FBBF-40E6-BD83-D974E960FD0D', 'Location': '{"altitude": 500, "longitude": -122.4091, "latitude": 37.77249, "speed": -1, "heading": -1, "accuracy": 100}', 'Authorization': u'Bird eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJzdWIiOiJBVVRIIiwidXNlcl9pZCI6IjQ3Y2UyY2YxLWM4MTAtNDI2Ni1iN2I5LWRjMDhlZGIxZTNlZiIsImRldmljZV9pZCI6Ijc3NTFEMTEwLUZCQkYtNDBFNi1CRDgzLUQ5NzRFOTYwRkQwRCIsImV4cCI6MTU2MTQyNTUxM30.Pv3oWUoJEuowq_eOZ4mIq3Ym30NM083Z7ROdp75DgtI', 'App-Version': '3.0.5'}

# response
{u'message': u'Something went wrong', u'code': 500}

When I request (GET) to the mentioned link, with parameters and headers, it return me 401 error, but token is not null.

Request interface
@Headers({ "Device-id:43ba174c-11f4-4918-9fcc-6d785cfc256e", "App-Version:3.0.5" }) @GET("/bird/nearby?latitude=37.77184&longitude=-122.40910&radius=1000") Call<BirdResponse> getBirds(@Header("Authorization") String token, @Header("Location") Map<String, String> params);

MainActivity.java

`Map<String, String> requestParams = new HashMap<>();
requestParams.put("latitude",lat);
requestParams.put("longitude",lng);
requestParams.put("altitude","500");
requestParams.put("accuracy","100");
requestParams.put("speed","-1");
requestParams.put("heading","-1");

    apiCallsInterface.getBirds(AUTH_TOKEN,requestParams).enqueue(new Callback<BirdResponse>() {
        @Override
        public void onResponse(Call<BirdResponse> call, Response<BirdResponse> response) {
            Log.d(TAG,"" + response.code());
        }

        @Override
        public void onFailure(Call<BirdResponse> call, Throwable t) {

        }
    });`

Can you teach me how to do it?

Hi,
Just to let you know that I created a more complete API for Bird
Check it out at https://github.com/jzarca01/node-bird

When accessing the URL given in the example, HTTP status 500 is returned.
I could make the following work (thanks to https://github.com/PierrickP/multicycles/blob/master/providers/mobike/src/index.js for figuring this out):

curl --request POST \
     --url http://app.mobike.com/api/nearby/v4/nearbyBikeInfo \
     --header 'platform: 1' \
     --header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
     --header 'User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Android 7.1.2; Pixel Build/NHG47Q) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/54.0.2840.9 NTENTBrowser/3.7.0.496 (IWireless-US) Mobile Safari/537.36' \
     --data 'latitude=52.53109267391138&longitude=13.384896838881986'

The response format has also changed:

{
  "code": 0,
  "message": "",
  "bike": [
    {
      "distId": "A816022662",
      "distX": 13.385467,
      "distY": 52.530976,
      "distNum": 1,
      "distance": "40",
      "bikeIds": "A816022662#",
      "biketype": 2,
      "type": 0,
      "boundary": null,
      "operateType": 2
    },
    ...
  ],
  "mpl": [],
  "biketype": 0,
  "radius": 500,
  "autoZoom": false,
  "hasRedPacket": 0
}

Hi, I've failed to get return value on both Mobile and ofo. Please help.

1. ofo, I have no idea where should I register for the "token"
   {
   "errorCode": 10003,
   "msg": "You logged in ofo on another device.",
   "values": {}
   }

2. Mobike, I've followed your every steps, including Referer to https://servicewechat.com/ on header. But still error 403.

https://github.com/ubahnverleih/WoBike

Link is dead: https://www.motivateco.com/use-our-data/

https://appaws.gobee.bike return 503, they probably shutdown services.
I don't think they still runing somewhere

Hello !

How often bird.getScootersNearby can be called ?
Is anybody knows about limits on the Bird side ?

Hi! Thanks a lot for doing this! Can I check what is the padding used in AES-128 for the Obike API? With the example given, my resulting input to the AES encryptor is only 103 characters long.

Add yulu bike from India
http://www.yulu.bike

Found by https://twitter.com/LouDataOfficer/status/1082383313661235200:

Bird provides GBFS feeds at https://mds.bird.co/gbfs

Anyone have anything for lime scooters?

It returns 500 error code

Nice repo 👍 - are you planning to add the providers to https://github.com/eskerda/pybikes ? They would be accessible via the citybik.es API then.

Hi all, thanks a lot for all of you for the great project ! I am currently looking for bike sharing APIs and your documentation really helps me a lot.

I just created a python package for interfacing with the ofo API :)
https://github.com/qxzzxq/pyofo

Below is the python code I used. I get a response 200 error. Could somebody tell me where could have gone wrong? Thanks!

import requests
import json


headers = {"Device-id": "123E4567-E89B-12D3-A456-426655440060", "Platform": "ios", "Content-Type": "application/json"}
login = {"email": "[email protected]"}
response = requests.post('https://api.bird.co/user/login', json=login, headers=headers)
login = json.loads(response.text)

token = login["token"]

headers2 = {"Authorization": 'Bird' + ' ' + token,
            "Device-id": "123E4567-E89B-12D3-A456-426655440060",
            "App-Version": "3.0.5",
            "Location": json.dumps({"latitude":33.781105,"longitude":-84.3863329})}

results = requests.get("https://api.bird.co/bird/nearby?latitude=33.781105&longitude=-84.3863329&radius=100", headers = headers2)

Out[27]: <Response [200]>

Ofo and Mobike recently launched a pilot in Israel.
Mobike api works for me in Israel, I'll check ofo and update later.

The new link is: https://sf.jumpbikes.com/opendata

-Cheers!

Get all available hubs:

GET https://stables.donkey.bike/api/public/availability/hubs?location=48.1417855%2C11.5536426&radius=1595

[
    {
        "available_bikes_count": 2,
        "country_code": "DE",
        "currency": "EUR",
        "id": 4606,
        "latitude": "48.1422939",
        "longitude": "11.5494365",
        "name": "Hackerbruecke",
        "prices": {
            "1440": 1400,
            "30": 175,
            "720": 1190
        },
        "radius": 20,
        "thumbnail_url": "https://donkey-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/hub/image/4606/PHOTO-2018-09-29-10-14-13_thumbnail.jpg"
    },
...
]

Details about one hub:
GET https://stables.donkey.bike/api/public/hubs/4606
Accept: application/com.donkeyrepublic.v2,application/json

{
    "available_bikes_count": 2,
    "city_id": 103,
    "formatted_flex_price": "€0,00",
    "formatted_theft_insurance_price": "€2,00",
    "hero_picture_url": "https://donkey-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/hub/image/4606/PHOTO-2018-09-29-10-14-13_hero.jpg",
    "id": 4606,
    "latitude": "48.1422939",
    "long_description": "",
    "longitude": "11.5494365",
    "name": "Hackerbruecke",
    "radius": 20,
    "support_flex": true,
    "support_theft_insurance": true,
    "thumbnail_bw_url": "https://donkey-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/hub/image/4606/PHOTO-2018-09-29-10-14-13_thumbnail_bw.jpg",
    "thumbnail_url": "https://donkey-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/hub/image/4606/PHOTO-2018-09-29-10-14-13_thumbnail.jpg"
}

Locations where a bike rented from this hub can be given back:
GET https://stables.donkey.bike/api/public/availability/hubs/4606/dropoffs
Accept: application/com.donkeyrepublic.v2,application/json

[
    {
        "free_spots_count": 4,
        "id": 4102,
        "latitude": "48.1320037",
        "longitude": "11.5801377",
        "name": "Baaderstrasse/Kohlstrasse",
        "radius": 20
    },
...
]

Hello guys,
Where is the juicer api ? there is only the rider's one.
How could you intercept the requests. I tried to do this with several tools but I couldn't explore fully the requests it seems protected or sthg ..

The client failed to negotiate an SSL connection to web-production.lime.bike:443: Remote host closed connection during handshake

Does lime app have SSL pinning ?
Please help !!

It looks like LimeBike has shut off their API, or at least this endpoint. web-production.lime.bike is returning 404 errors ("The page you were looking for doesn't exist.")

Hi! I am not very familiar with Python so I use R to try submit the POST request. Here is the code that I used.

library(httr)

res <- POST("https://api.bird.co/user/login", body = "[email protected]", add_headers("Device-id"="2C97E8DD-0180-40F7-865F-9A8D1886901D",
                                                                        "Platform" = "ios",
                                                                        "Content-type" = "application/json"))

Created on 2018-09-14 by the reprex
package (v0.2.0).

It return me with this object, but I can't find id or token in it.

Can anybody tell me where I am doing it wrong? Thanks!