Poke-types NPM

PokéTypes

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Install

`yarn`

$ yarn add poke-types

`npm`

$ npm install --save poke-types

Usage

import { getTypeWeaknesses } from 'poke-types'
import { noEffect, notVeryEffective, superEffective, ultraEffective } from 'poke-types/effectiveness'

const abilityEffectiveness = (targetType, abilityType) => {
  switch (getTypeWeaknesses(...targetType)[abilityType]) {
    case noEffect: return 'It has no effect...'
    case notVeryEffective: return 'It\'s not very effective...'
    case superEffective: case ultraEffective: return 'It\'s super effective!'
    default: return ''
  }
}

const attack = pokemon => target => ability => {
  return `
  ${pokemon.name} used ${ability.name}!
            💥
  ${abilityEffectiveness(target.type, ability.type)}
  `
}

const pikachu = {
  name: 'Pikachu',
  type: 'electric',
  abilities: {
    thunderbolt: {
      name: 'Thunderbolt',
      type: 'electric'
    }
  },
  attack: target => ability => attack(pikachu)(target)(pikachu.abilities[ability])
}

const gyarados = {
  name: 'Gyarados',
  type: ['water', 'flying']
}

console.log(pikachu.attack(gyarados)('thunderbolt'))
//  Pikachu used Thunderbolt!
//            💥
//  It's super effective!

API

.effectiveness: Object

noEffect	weak	notVeryEffective	normal	superEffective	ultra
0	0.25	0.5	1	2	4

.types: string[]

normal	fire	water	electric	grass	ice	fighting	poison	ground
flying	psychic	bug	rock	ghost	dragon	dark	steel	fairy

.getTypeWeaknesses(type: string, ?secondType: string): Object

type

type name to get weaknesses for

secondType

the second type to get dual type weaknesses for

pokeTypes.getTypeWeaknesses('grass')
// { normal: 1, fire: 2, water: 0.5, ... }
pokeTypes.getTypeWeaknesses('fire', 'bug')
// { normal: 1, fire: 1, water: 2, ... }

.getTypeStrengths(type: string): Object

type:

type name to get type strengths for.

pokeTypes.getTypeStrengths('electric')
// { normal: 1, fire: 1, water: 2, ... }
pokeType.getTypeStrengths('fighting')
// { normal: 2, fire: 1, water: 1, ... }