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Pokemon Teams!

Here you're going to help us keep track of Pokemon trainers at Flatiron School. Through their journey, a Pokemon trainer can only have 6 Pokemon for their team. If they want to add another Pokemon, they must release one of their Pokemon first.

Showing how the application runs from loading, adding Pokemon to a team and also releasing one

Requirements

  • When a user loads the page, they should see all trainers, with their current team of Pokemon.
  • Whenever a user hits Add Pokemon and they have space on their team, they should get a new Pokemon.
  • Whenever a user hits Release Pokemon on a specific Pokemon team, that specific Pokemon should be released from the team.

Suggested HTML

A Pokemon Card can be placed within the <main> tags.

Pokemon Trainer Card

<div class="card" data-id="1"><p>Prince</p>
  <button data-trainer-id="1">Add Pokemon</button>
  <ul>
    <li>Jacey (Kakuna) <button class="release" data-pokemon-id="140">Release</button></li>
    <li>Zachariah (Ditto) <button class="release" data-pokemon-id="141">Release</button></li>
    <li>Mittie (Farfetch'd) <button class="release" data-pokemon-id="149">Release</button></li>
    <li>Rosetta (Eevee) <button class="release" data-pokemon-id="150">Release</button></li>
    <li>Rod (Beedrill) <button class="release" data-pokemon-id="151">Release</button></li>
  </ul>
</div>

API

We are going to be using a Rails backend to support our requests. In order to have this working, you want to make sure you go to your Terminal and run the following code below:

$ cd pokemon-teams-backend # Change into the directory
$ bundle install           # Install the appropriate dependencies/gems
$ rails db:migrate         # Migrate the database
$ rails db:seed            # Seed the database
$ rails server             # Start the server

You will want to make sure this is running in a terminal. When you're making requests you will make it to http://localhost:3000 as the base url. The documentation below should show you how to utilize every API endpoint necessary to build the application.

Getting All Trainers and their Pokemon

#=> Example Request
GET /trainers

#=> Example Response
[
  {
    "id":1,
    "name":"Prince",
    "pokemons":[
      {
        "id":140,
        "nickname":"Jacey",
        "species":"Kakuna",
        "trainer_id":1
      },
      {
        "id":141,
        "nickname":"Zachariah",
        "species":"Ditto",
        "trainer_id":1
      },
      // ...
    ]
  }
  // ...
]

Adding a Pokemon

#=> Example Request
POST /pokemons

Required Headers:
{
  'Content-Type': 'application/json'
}

Required Body:
{
  trainer_id: 1
}

#=> Example Response
{
  "id":147,
  "nickname":"Gunnar",
  "species":"Weepinbell",
  "trainer_id":1
}

Releasing a Pokemon

#=> Example Request
DELETE /pokemons/:pokemon_id

#=> Example Response
{
  "id":147,
  "nickname":"Gunnar",
  "species":"Weepinbell",
  "trainer_id":1
}

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