Pokedex App - Database Interaction 💬

This repository contains a Pokedex built with PHP and MySQL, serving as a training ground for learning database interactions, PHP programming, and MySQL queries. The Pokedex is a simple web application that allows users to browse and explore information about different Pokémon. As a training project, it does not use prepared statements, as the primary focus is on PHP and MySQL training, rather than implementing advanced security measures.

Features:

🔍 Browse through a list of Pokemon, sorted by their numbers:
Easily explore a collection of Pokemon in ascending order based on their unique numbers, allowing for a structured and organized browsing experience.

📊 View detailed information about each Pokemon, including their stats:
Get in-depth insights into each Pokemon's attributes, such as HP, attack, defense, special attack, special defense, and speed, enabling a comprehensive understanding of their capabilities.

🎭 Filter Pokemon by their types and discover their strengths and weaknesses:
Discover Pokemon strengths and weaknesses by filtering them based on their types. Uncover strategic advantages and vulnerabilities, making team building and battling more engaging.

📱 Responsive and modern user interface for a seamless experience on different devices:
Enjoy a seamless and visually appealing user interface that adapts to various screen sizes, ensuring a smooth experience whether you're using a desktop, tablet, or mobile device.

Project Challenges:

The main challenge of this project was to grasp the fundamentals of PHP and MySQL database interactions. By implementing a Pokedex application, I could reinforce my knowledge of PHP programming, database querying, dynamic routing, responsive design... Additionally, I learned how to structure my code following the MVC pattern. 🏗

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How to Run the Pokedex:

Follow these steps to run the Pokedex application on your local environment:

1. Clone the Repository:
   Start by cloning this repository to your web server directory.

2. Configure Web Server:
   Configure your web server to use the .htaccess file for URL rewriting (Apache) or an equivalent setup for other servers.

3. Create MySQL Database:
   Create a MySQL database and import the provided SQL file to set up the necessary tables and data.

4. Update Database Credentials:
   Open the config.ini file and update it with your database credentials.

5. Install Dependencies:
   Install Composer dependencies using the following command:

composer install