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46 lines
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# Fuzzy-Pokedex
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Very simple fzf based pokedex I built for my son to enjoy
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Requires BeautifulSoup4, fzf, parallel, espeak-ng, pokemon-colorscipts and, any nerd font; all else should be there
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```
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Use fzf to search Pokemon stats
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Can optionally search by name
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EXAMPLE
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pokedex [pokemon name]
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OPTIONS
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-q, --quick [pokemon]
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Prints single pokedex entry to terminal
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-u, --update [N/+N/-N/N%]
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Scrape web for updated Pokemon stats
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WARNING: update function is resource heavy
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See Parallel job control (-j) for options
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Default is 200%
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-h, --help
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Print this help screen
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KEYBINDS
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space Reads the Pokedex entry
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ctrl-space Stops reading the Pokedex entry
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ctrl-n Shows small sprite version
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ctrl-b Shows large sprite version
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ctrl-s Shows shiny sprite version
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ctrl-h Shows this help screen in preview window
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```
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Credits to the great projects below in which do most the heavy lifting: \
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https://gitlab.com/phoneybadger/pokemon-colorscripts \
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https://github.com/rmccorm4/Pokefetch
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## To-do
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* [ ] Better arg parsing
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* [ ] Rewrite to use `PokeAPI` as data source
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* [ ] Refactor to allow user to choose local data source or from web
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* [ ] Get sprites from `PokeAPI` if possible
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* [ ] Work on TTS to read entries
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* [ ] Add ability to filter on various attributes
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