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@navidk0/pokeapi-js

v0.0.2

Published

A JavaScript client for the PokeAPI

Downloads

5

Readme

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pokeapi-js

A simple JavaScript/TypeScript client for the PokeAPI v2.

NPM | GitHub | PokeAPI Documentation

Design

Goals

  • Simplicity: Easy to use and understand. Similar to the official PokeAPI REST API.
  • Type Safety: Fully typed with TypeScript for a better developer experience.
  • Lightweight: Minimal dependencies and small bundle size.
  • Compatibility: Works in both Node.js and browser environments.
  • No External Dependencies: Pure JavaScript/TypeScript without any external libraries.

Caveats

  • Caching and rate limiting are not implemented. You should handle these in your application if needed.
  • Tests do not cover browser environments. This is to simplify the testing setup and focus on core functionality. However, the library is designed to work in browsers as well.
  • No additional resource hydration for NamedAPIResource objects. The library returns raw data as provided by the PokeAPI.
    • This could be added in the future. But it adds complexity and is not strictly necessary for most use cases.

Features

  • GET Pokemon (Name, ID) - Supports fetching single or multiple Pokémon by name or ID.
  • GET Generations (Name, ID) - Fetches all generations of Pokémon.

Compatibility

This library should support any JS runtime that supports the Fetch API.

  • Node.js 18 or later
  • Modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)
  • Deno
  • Bun
  • React Native (with polyfills for Fetch)
  • and more probably

Usage

Installation (for end users)

npm install @navidk0/pokeapi-js
pnpm add @navidk0/pokeapi-js
yarn add @navidk0/pokeapi-js

Usage Examples

import { PokeApiClient } from "@navidk0/pokeapi-js";

const client = new PokeApiClient();

async function getPokemon() {
  const pikachu = await client.getPokemon("pikachu");
  console.log(pikachu);
}

getPokemon();

Debug Logging

You can enable debug logs for the PokeAPI client by setting the POKEAPI_DEBUG_LOGS environment variable to true.

For example, create a .env file in your project root:

POKEAPI_DEBUG_LOGS=true

Or set it directly in your shell before running your app:

POKEAPI_DEBUG_LOGS=true node your-app.js

Or use cross-env to set it across different environments:

cross-env POKEAPI_DEBUG_LOGS=true node your-app.js

When enabled, all debug logs will be logged to the console. Errors are always logged, regardless of the debug setting.

Development

Prerequisites

To run tests and modify this repo, you should preferably have PNPM installed. If you don't have it yet, you can install it globally:

npm install -g pnpm

Install dependencies if you haven't already:

pnpm i

Build

pnpm build

Testing

Run tests:

pnpm test

Addendum

License

MIT

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