PokeData | Pokémon data structure classes from Gen III | Video Game library
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Pokémon data classes from Gen III that can read from a ROM.
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- Load a map
- Get the buffered image
- Helper method to switch the tileset
- Injects the name of a map
- Generates the tileset
- Renders a rotation matrix into a new image
- Get the tile from the palette
- Create a new evolution if present
- Utility method to grab a number of bytes from a byte array
- Reads a 16 - bit short
- Reads a 16 - bit word
- Converts an image into a transparent color
- Load a Structure from a specific offset
- Read a little - endian 16 - bit unsigned 16 bit
- Read a 64 - bit integer from the stream
- Read a 16 - bit short
- Reads a 32 - bit unsigned integer
- Read a little - endian unsigned integer
- Get an icon image
- Set the game variables
- Load the type chart
- Load the party list
- Get an image
- Load a Pokedex object
- Iterates through the list
- Returns the signed long as a signed long
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QUESTION
I'm making a react.js app using the Pokemon API to expand my understanding of React. I have run into a problem when trying to map the state pokeList. Every time I render the page it says TypeError: pokeList.map is not a function. I have been trying several different things for hours now and I haven't been able to find anything useful on Google.
The comment at the bottom of the code is the other method that I was trying and it was returning the same error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-21 at 01:08The reason for this is because you're assigning the returning value from the Pokemon API wrong. The array that you're trying to assign is within res.data.results.
So instead do:
QUESTION
I'm working on a small Javascript application that uses an API from pokeapi.co. Basically, it is supposed to fetch a few datas from the API and then display them on an HTML page. Here is the main part of the code :
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Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 07:21From what I see, you will receive a list of between 0 and 75 pokemons from the first API call. Then, you fetch each one, however many it returned, up to 75 entries.
So, I think you want to just make sure your list isn't empty:
if(allPokemon.length > 0)
QUESTION
I am currently learning ReactJS and am creating a Pokedex app that allows the user to sort Pokemon objects by specific properties (name, type, hp, etc). The end product should have a search input to filter by pokemon name, a drop-down selector for sort criteria, and buttons for sort Ascend and sort Descend. State being tracked is searchQuery, sortBy, sortSelected, and pokeData(my data file).
Full code can be viewed here: https://github.com/julianne-vela/Pokedex-React/tree/dev
File Structure: SearchPage.js > SideBar.js > SortMenu.js
ProblemonClick button in SortMenu is not rendering sorted Pokemon list.
Expected Result: Click Asc/Desc button in SortMenu -> Pokemon list renders in sorted order based on criteria selected in drop-down and Asc/Desc button clicked.
Actual Result: Drop-down is updating state with correct sort criteria selected but button is not triggering any action when clicked.
What I've triedUsing destructured props throughout project
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-15 at 01:53A comparator function that subtracts the arguments would work fine for sorting numbers but would fail on strings since it would return NaN.
QUESTION
I am trying to create a simple pokedex where you can keep track of how many pokemons you have collected. The trouble I am having is the checkbox in a recyclerview. I want to have the total which is currently at zero, go up for each checkbox checked. If unchecked the number will go down. The total number is simply just shown in a text view.
Below is an image showing what I am trying to explain, in case I am not explaining it as clearly.
Here is my code
Adapter Class
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-30 at 23:56You can have a lambda function invoked in onClick listener to update the count in the view.
Adapter constructor can be changed something like this:
class MainAdapter(val pokeList : List, val onCheckChanged: (selected: Int, total: Int) -> Unit)
and modify onClick listener to something like this:
QUESTION
I have a problem to recover some data from a Web API in React. Here is the url of the API: https://pokeapi.co/api/v2/pokemon/1/, which I stored in a state named pokeData.
When I try to console.log(pokeData), it works very well. When I try to console.log(pokeData.types) always no problem ! BBut if I try to go further in the request with console.log(pokeData.types[0]), this message is displayed: "TypeError: pokeData.types is undefined".
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-22 at 15:59I have created a code sandbox for you https://codesandbox.io/s/fast-browser-0s8xu?file=/src/App.js:0-726
here is the code as well:
QUESTION
Hi I'm using Axios to build my first API call app , the API I'm trying to get data from is the Pokemon API database pokeapi.co. The code in my app.js document to make the API call and use the data looks like this:
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Answered 2020-Oct-22 at 04:10I don't know anything about express specifically so I can't help you with how to render things, but your API questions I can help with.
If we want to call the API with a lower case name that's easy! We don't need to care about what the user types into the input because we can convert it to lower case before calling the API:
QUESTION
I am working on a PokeDex project using the PokeAPI, and could use your help. While trying to handle the json i receive from the API, I am faced with two seemingly distinct array types:
Console representation of arrays
For example, I am able to retrieve the names and urls of the first type of array, but unable and/or unsure of how to for example retrieve the type value for bulbasaur.
I think it has something to do with the different way I am filling the arrays, but not sure.
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 23:06Well, I would suggest you first change the signature of the fetchSinglePokemon to include the data array you wish to retrieve, like
QUESTION
could someone lend me a hand at this?
I have a code that is working fine, it shows a list of all fire type Pokemon, the names and the images. It is showing all fire pokemon (100 pokemon more or less), but i want to request ONLY the first 10, the is a way to do this? (i have tried to put "params: _limit:10" at the axios.get function but didnt work.
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Answered 2020-May-17 at 00:46What you are trying to achieve is strictly an API level change.
Also pokemon API has a limit param that could be used to set the limit of items requested. I might suggest try to use that.
If for some reason that isn't working, you can have a workaround in your client-side code where you fetch the pokemon data.
Let's say that you are getting 100 items returned in an array. Before setting local state with this value, you could filter over the incoming results and make sure that you are just accepting the first 10 or last 10 or whatever your implementation maybe.
Update with further details:
The response which comes in, is an object, which has a key named, pokemon, this is an array. All you need to do is before setting the local state with pokemon data, have a wrapper function do certain manipulations.
QUESTION
Not sure when to use computed properties vs watch to display my data. I'm building an app with the PokeAPI, and I want to toggle between Type and Generation to display the pokemon. So far I have a JS file that stores all the pokemon in an array:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-13 at 20:12A computed prop is what you need in this situation:
QUESTION
Have an observable being returned from my service.ts as shown here:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-07 at 20:28Try this, using filter:
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