getPokemon

getPokemon allows the retrieval of data for all Pokémon, or for a subset of Pokémon.

Examples

Get All Pokémon

getPokemon will return data for all Pokémon if not given any options.

import { getPokemon } from '@pokebag/data-sdk'

async function getAllPokemons() {
  const pokemon = await getPokemon()

  console.log(pokemon)
}

getAllPokemons()
// Logs an array with data for all Pokémon

Get Specific Pokémon

getPokemon accepts an options object, which supports an ids array. This array can be used to filter the results if you're only looking for specific Pokémon.

import { getPokemon } from '@pokebag/data-sdk'

async function getSomePokemon() {
  const pokemon = await getPokemon({
    ids: [
      'mr-mime',
      'zeraora',
    ],
  })

  console.log(pokemon)
}

getSomePokemon()
// Logs an array with data for Mr. Mime and Zeraora

Get Pokémon With Skills

getPokemon also supports an options.includeSkills flag. Setting the flag to true will include a skills array on the Pokémon data that includes all skills that belong to it.

import { getPokemon } from '@pokebag/data-sdk'

async function getSpecificSkills() {
  const pokemon = await getPokemon({
    includeSkills: true,
    pokemonIDs: [
      'crustle',
      'pikachu',
    ],
  })

  console.log(pokemon)
}

getSpecificSkills()
// Logs an array with data for Crustle and Pikachu, with their skills being
// included in a `skills` array on the relevant Pokémon

Options

Option

Required

Default

Description

ids

no

undefined

An array of skill IDs to be retrieved.

includeSkills

no

false

A flag that forces a Pokémon's skills to be included in its data.

patch

no

'latest'

The maximum patch version to return data for.

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