Umbrella - Pokedex API - Abhijay

[MeganCorrigan]

Abhijay Deevi

Main Project:

• to build a working Pokemon game where users can actually interact with the website to play the well known game, Pokemon.
• Pokedex on the website so new users can see the different pokemon and learn more about each of them.
• Create another section where users can rate different pokemon based on how much they like the pokemon.

My focus:

• develop the Pokedex section and to make it user interactive.

• I have to try to find a way to draw data from the API website, pokeapi, and display it onto our HTML.

• We also need to make it so when the player clicks on the pokemon, they will be able to see more information on that pokemon

• [x] Finish creating Pokedex with the use of API

• [x] Using JavaScript and finding a way to make the Pokedex have more than 150 pokemon

• [x] Finding a way to make the Pokedex interactive

I was able to complete this main section of the code and made it user interactive as well. Most of the work is done in JavaScript. Also wrote comments on most of the lines to show my understanding of the code. My next steps are to rework the individual sections and help my teammates with the frontend of the Pokemon game code.

Tangibles: Pokedex HTML Pokedex CSS Pokedex JavaScript Runtime Link

[abhijay-deevi]

AK's Comment: glow: I think the Pokédex is well coded and has an array of Pokemon. Grow: I think it can have more metadata, I think it should include which level certain moves are learned and have its pre and post evolution as well. That way, it would corroborate more with the game.

[MeganCorrigan]

Abhijay, this looks really organized! I love how you separated it into different sections. My comment to improve it just that you go into more depth on things like which API we're using.

[largecodeman1]

This looks very organized and manageable, all of the tasks mentioned seem related and look like they will help complete major portions of the project, good stuff!

[zachajoseph]

Zach's comment: Glow: Well organized and the comments make the code easily understood Grow: A lot of this does not hit the requirements for the project, so for next week we need to ensure we fulfill those