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Get Pokémon names
The name list is just a JSON file and can be used wherever.
npm install pokemon
const pokemon = require('pokemon');
pokemon.all();
//=> ['Bulbasaur', …]
pokemon.random();
//=> 'Snorlax'
pokemon.getName(147);
//=> 'Dratini'
pokemon.getId('Dratini');
//=> 147
Get all Pokémon names as a string[]
.
Type: string
Default: 'en'
Language code to retrieve the list of Pokémon for.
pokemon.all();
//=> ['Bulbasaur', …]
pokemon.all('de');
//=> ['Bisasam', …]
Get random Pokémon name.
Type: string
Default: 'en'
Language code to retrieve the Pokémon for.
pokemon.random();
//=> 'Vigoroth'
pokemon.random('de');
//=> 'Muntier'
Get Pokémon name from ID.
Type: number
The ID of a Pokémon, retrieved via getId()
.
Type: string
Default: 'en'
Language code to retrieve the Pokémon for.
pokemon.getName(100);
//=> 'Voltorb'
pokemon.getName(100, 'de');
//=> 'Voltobal'
Get Pokémon ID from name.
Type: string
The Pokémon name in the language
locale.
Type: string
Default: 'en'
Language code of the localized name.
pokemon.getId('Snorlax');
//=> 143
pokemon.getId('Relaxo', 'de');
//=> 143
pokemon.languages.has('ja');
//=> true
Pokémon names are available for the following languages:
de
(German)en
(English)fr
(French)es
(Spanish)ja
(Japanese)ko
(Korean)ru
(Russian)th
(Thai)zh-Hans
(Simplified Chinese)zh-Hant
(Traditional Chinese)The language codes follow the IETF BCP 47 standard.
FAQs
Get Pokémon names
The npm package pokemon receives a total of 7,221 weekly downloads. As such, pokemon popularity was classified as popular.
We found that pokemon demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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