This is a tool to build a web-based pokédex of your pokémon fangame (based on psdk), in just 5 minutes! You just need to copy and paste some files/folders, rename some of them, and you'll get a web version of Pokémon Studio, ready to be used by your players.

⚠️There is a bit of delay, because it's on GitHub and doesn't have really high perfomances. Takes about 3 seconds to load a pokemon's data.⚠️

You need to make a repository named after this format: {the_username_of_your_github_account}.github.io. If you did not understand, check out GitHub's documentation: GitHub Pages

• All IMGs must be .PNGs
• All your sprites in the pokefront folder must be in full lowercase, containing only the name of the pokemon. For example, "Bidoof.png" must be "bidoof.png".
• These names must be the exact same as the ones in the national.json file.

1. Copy the folders moves, abilities, pokemon located at FANGAME_ROOT_FOLDER\Data\Studio to the root of this folder.

2. Copy the file national.json located at FANGAME_ROOT_FOLDER\Data\Studio\dex to the root of this folder, and rename it as pokedex.json (or the regional pokedex if you want. Take the file you want to be displayed on the pokedex webpage, it's built to handle only one json.)

3. Copy the files 100004.csv, 100005.csv, 100006.csv located at FANGAME_ROOT_FOLDER\Data\Text\Dialogs to the folder csv.

4. Copy the folder pokefront located at FANGAME_ROOT_FOLDER\graphics\pokedex to the root of this folder.

5. Run the file upscale_sprites to upscale your fakemon sprites by 4 times the current size (preferably from VS Code).

After GitHub does its checks (might take some time), your website should be up and running!

What you can do using PSDK's info:

• Make a move searcher (would be useful to display custom moves info).
• Add info where to find a pokemon in the fangame.
• Add info listing directly all the pokemon groups that are can spawn on certain locations (clearer explanation: be able to see what pokemons spawn in a certain zone like Route 1).
• Add fakemon's description
• Develop the explanation concerning Experience Groups, Experience Types, etc...