A JSON dataset containing detailed Pokémon GO first-generation Pokémon data, including stats, evolutions, and spawn information.
Biuni/PokemonGO-Pokedex is a JSON-based dataset that provides detailed information on first-generation Pokémon from Pokémon GO. It includes attributes like stats, evolution chains, spawn rates, and type weaknesses, serving as a structured data source for developers. The project solves the need for a machine-readable, comprehensive Pokédex to build applications, tools, or analyses related to the game.
Developers and data enthusiasts creating Pokémon GO-related apps, bots, visualizations, or educational tools that require accurate game data. It's also useful for hobbyists working on gaming projects or data analysis in the Pokémon domain.
Developers choose this project because it offers a free, open-source, and well-documented JSON dataset with real-game mechanics like spawn chances and CP multipliers. Its simplicity and focus on first-generation Pokémon make it easy to integrate without the complexity of larger databases.
🐲 Pokédex of Pokémon GO in JSON.
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Includes all essential attributes like ID, name, type, stats, and unique fields such as spawn chance and candy count, as detailed in the README's element list.
Provides spawn_chance, avg_spawns, and spawn_time data, which is specific to Pokémon GO and useful for simulating in-game behavior, as highlighted in the README.
Details next and previous evolutions with candy counts, and includes multipliers for accurate CP calculation post-evolution, with clear examples in the README's multipliers section.
The data is structured in clean, well-documented JSON, making it straightforward to parse and use in various programming projects without complex setup.
Only covers first-generation Pokémon, excluding newer additions to Pokémon GO, which restricts its use for comprehensive or modern applications.
The JSON file is static and not updated regularly, so it may not reflect current game balances, events, or changes in spawn rates, risking inaccuracies.
It's a raw JSON file without an API layer, requiring manual parsing and filtering, which can be inefficient for large-scale or dynamic applications.