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SuperEffective Pokédex Tracker

A simple, lightweight, and client-based Pokédex Tracker.

Brought to you by the SuperEffective team.

Demo

Features

  • Add a search guide modal, and (?) icon to the search bar
  • Last game's Pokédex as the default
  • Mark all games that you own
  • Track all regional Pokédexes, for all main series games
  • Track all forms, genders and shiny variants
  • Editabe Pokémon data: caught, form gender (m/f/-), shiny
  • Search for Pokémon by name, type, color, dex number, etc.
  • View Pokémon basic details such as location, stats, types, and abilities
  • Direct links to well-known Pokémon resource websites
  • The main page lists the current progress of all your stored dexes
  • Trainer Cards (Trainer Profiles): a simple page with your name, avatar, short bio, and a list of your favorite Pokemon and their Pokeball, and the games you own. Downloadable as image and shareable via link & QR.
  • JSON imports/exports for your data, to keep it safe wherever you want
  • Random Shiny Hunting challenge: from all games that you own, this widget will challengee you to hunt a shiny Pokémon that you don't own yet.
  • Trade Box: A simple box with 30 slots to store Pokémon (incl. form. gender and shinyness). It is shareable via a link, so you can share your box with friends or on social media. The box title and color are editable. Unfortunatelly, since this is a client-only webapp, these links can become very large, so we can't guarantee that all social media platforms will accept them.

Compared to the original SuperEffective.gg project, this webapp doesn't require a server to run: it stores all your data locally in your browser's storage. This means you don't need a login, you can use it locally, and you don't have to worry about your data being stored in an external server.

This webapp is just a Pokédex tracker, not a Living Dex Box Organizer. If you're looking for a Living Dex Box Organizer check out our main, cloud based project: supereffective.gg.

TODO (dev)

  • Add homepage dashboard
  • Track Forms/Shinies/Cosmetic Forms should be editable per dex, and also in general (as a default for new dexes)
  • Add placeholders to avoid Cumulative Layout Shifts (CLS)
  • Add React router to navigate between dexes (hash router)
  • Put filters back together with the main state, or export both stores in the JSON
  • Add a "Mark all as caught" toggle button
  • Add a "Mark all as shiny" toggle button
  • Better icon for Smartphone PWA homescreen
  • Better HTTP 404 page
  • Home dex selector should prefill the selections with your latest edited dex
  • Add a "go back home" button to all left drawers that are not in the home page

Tech Stack

  • Node as JS runtime
  • PNPM as package manager
  • Vite as dev server and bundler
  • vite-node`` as JS/TS script runner (similar to tsx, but compatible with Vite's APIs like import.meta.env`)
  • React.js + SWC as frontend framework
  • SCSS Modules + OpenProps for styling
  • TanStack Query + Zustand for state management
  • localStorage to persist state
  • SuperEffective's CDN for data and images (bundled from https://github.com/supeffective)
  • URL as the state for sharing functionality
  • Tauri as the desktop app wrapper and build tool
  • Github Actions as CI/CD
  • Github Pages for deployments

SVG Icons are from lucide.dev and simpleicons.org

Development

To develop this project, first, you will need Node 20+ and PNPM 8+ or higher installed on your machine. Then, you can run the following commands after cloning this repository, to get started:

pnpm install
pnpm make:data
pnpm dev
open http://localhost:1510/

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgments

  • SciresM, Kurt, Matt and Lewtwo's Asset Archive, for collecting all imagery
  • PokeAPI, for providing all the missing pokedexes data
  • The Showdown project, for being our main data source
  • Serebii, Bulbapedia, for being such valuable resources to the community and this project (we use them to manually double check and verify data)