The "Learned by N Pokémon" fact was a dead number. Now the move page
renders that list as a clickable sprite grid (links to each Pokémon),
with a filter box once it's more than ~24 long.
PokéAPI's learned_by_pokemon is flat across all games, so for a specific
game it's narrowed to species that existed by that generation — a
"Crystal" view of Surf shows 69 Gen 1–2 Pokémon, not the full 231. Not
perfectly game-exact (a mon that only gained the move in a later gen can
slip through) but far better than guess-and-check. National ("all") shows
the unfiltered list.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017Ve7HLspzeG2xDPtJQ8vmu
TM/HM numbers are now baked into the snapshot (build-snapshot resolves
every machine id -> "TM25" etc. in a post-pass, ~2400 lookups), so the
Search moves list no longer lazily fetches /machine per row — it shows
numbers synchronously and can sort by them.
- New "TM / HM number" sort option, shown only while a machine filter is
on, and dropped back to A–Z when neither is.
- "TMs only" now means strictly TMs; added a parallel "HMs only". Either
or both. In "All games" mode a move can be a TM in one game and an HM
in another, so machineFor picks the newest entry of a requested kind
rather than just the newest entry (fixes "HMs only" showing 0).
Removes the getMachine/mapLimit lazy-resolution path (and its now-unused
stale-token guard) from SearchView.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017Ve7HLspzeG2xDPtJQ8vmu
The learnset's "By TM / HM" group was alphabetical. TM numbers aren't in
the snapshot — they resolve lazily per move via /machine/{id}, which the
group's enrichers already fetch on expand. So: await those resolutions
(fillTm is now async and stashes the label on the move), and once the
whole group is enriched, re-append the rows in TM/HM/TR-then-number order
— TM01, TM02 … HM01 …, matching the in-game list. Verified against
Charizard in FireRed/LeafGreen.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017Ve7HLspzeG2xDPtJQ8vmu
Four new preferences, all in settings.js / applied via applyTheme() so
boot and live changes go through one path:
- fontScale (small/default/large): scales root font-size (92/100/115%);
the whole stylesheet is already rem-based so this alone rescales
everything.
- reduceMotion: an explicit in-app override alongside the existing
`prefers-reduced-motion` OS check, via a new
:root[data-reduce-motion="true"] rule in tokens.css mirroring the
existing media-query kill-switch. New prefersReducedMotion() helper
(checks both) replaces the three hand-rolled matchMedia checks in
router.js/Card.js/PokemonDetail.js.
- defaultRoute (dex/team/search): redirects on a genuinely hash-less
launch only (bookmark, home-screen icon, bare URL) — explicit nav
(e.g. tapping "Dex") is never touched, since it's applied once in
main.js before initRouter runs.
- haptics: a short navigator.vibrate() pulse on the same catch/seen/
favorite toggles that already play the pop animation, via a new
lib/haptics.js buzz() (no-ops without Vibration API support, e.g. iOS
Safari).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017Ve7HLspzeG2xDPtJQ8vmu
The selection store already had a note field and setNote() (from the
JSON export/import work) but nothing in the UI ever wrote to it. Adds:
- PokemonDetail: an auto-resizing textarea under the Seen/Caught/Team
row. Saves debounced (500ms) as you type, immediately on blur, and
flushes any unsaved keystrokes on teardown so navigating away right
after typing never loses them. A brief "Saved" flash confirms the
write.
- Card: a small 📝 mark on any card whose Pokémon has a note.
- DexGrid: a "Notes" filter chip (same pattern as Caught/Favorites) to
browse everything you've annotated.
Notes already ride along in the existing settings/selection JSON
export-import, so no changes needed there.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017Ve7HLspzeG2xDPtJQ8vmu
Extends the existing filter drawer (type/gen) with four more:
- Ability — snapshot abilities already carry a reverse pokemon[] index,
so this is a plain lookup, no new data needed.
- Egg group — options derived from the species list's own eggGroups.
- Min BST — a number field; hard filter, distinct from sorting by BST.
- Fully evolved only — new species.evolvesFromId field (from
pokemon-species' evolves_from_species, already fetched during the
snapshot build, so no extra requests). "Fully evolved" is computed
client-side as "no other species points here via evolvesFromId" —
correctly handles branching lines (Eevee's evolutions all count as
fully evolved; Eevee itself doesn't).
All four persist via the ui store and count toward the filter badge, same
as the existing filters.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017Ve7HLspzeG2xDPtJQ8vmu
New "Calc" mode alongside Coverage/Compare. Pick (or quick-pick from your
current team) an attacker, a move, and a defender; get a damage range, %
of the defender's HP, hits-to-KO, and STAB/effectiveness badges.
- src/lib/damage-calc.js: the standard Gen 3+ stat and damage formulas
(statAt, calcDamage), evaluated across the 85–100% roll.
- Move data is era-accurate: picking a move fetches it live for
past_values (power/type/class changes), reusing MovesList's
forGeneration (now exported) via a snapshot-shaped shim so the instant
preview and the refined post-fetch result use the same code path.
- Level/nature/EV inputs per side (defaults: level 100, neutral nature,
0 EV, 31 IV assumed) plus a crit toggle.
- Explicitly out of scope and called out in the UI: items, abilities,
weather, terrain — this is a base-stats estimate, not a battle-exact
number.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017Ve7HLspzeG2xDPtJQ8vmu
Coverage was hardcoded to Gen 9. Now it reads the selected game: only
that generation's types get rows (no Fairy pre-Gen 6, no Steel/Dark
pre-Gen 2), member typings are era-accurate via the snapshot's pastTypes,
and the type chart / STAB maths run at the game's generation. Compare's
Type row follows suit. The panel re-renders on a game switch.
New "Weak spots" block above the grid: types that hit 2+ members
super-effectively, or that a member is weak to and nobody resists (those
get a "0 resist" flag), each listing the exposed members. Plus a
"no resist to" line for types the whole team only takes neutrally but
can't wall. The grid itself swaps the plain "weak" count for a diverging
resist/weak bar and tints rows where 2+ members are weak.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017Ve7HLspzeG2xDPtJQ8vmu
Pull sprite-only variants into the snapshot — Unown letters, Vivillon
patterns, Furfrou trims, seasonal Deerling/Sawsbuck, Flabébé-line colours,
Alcremie decorations, Pikachu caps (278 across 50 species). They share the
base Pokémon's typing/stats/abilities/learnset, so they carry only
{ slug, id, name, sprite } and never trigger a /pokemon fetch.
build-snapshot.mjs: cosmetic varieties (previously dropped) and the
/pokemon-form entries for species with >1 form now land in
species.cosmeticForms.
PokemonDetail: a single <select> "Appearance" dropdown, separate from the
mechanical form pills, that swaps only the hero artwork + label. Picking a
cosmetic look while a mechanical form is active reverts to base first.
Card "+N forms" badge counts cosmetic variants too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017Ve7HLspzeG2xDPtJQ8vmu
- Snapshot: each species gains a forms[] list (slug, form id, label,
category, types, stats, BST, height, weight) built from its non-default
varieties — 264 forms across 203 species (Megas, G-max, regional,
alt formes; cosmetic-only forms filtered out). Snapshot ~914 KB.
- Detail page: a form switcher (Base + each form). Selecting a form
re-fetches its /pokemon and rebuilds the type-dependent parts —
hero name/types/artwork, --type theming, stat bars + total, defensive
matchups, STAB coverage, abilities, EV yield, held items, and learnset.
Species-level data (flavour, breeding, evolution) stays put.
- Grid cards show a '+N forms' badge.
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- Snapshot now bakes a moves index (937: type, damage class, power,
accuracy, pp, priority, generation, machine ids per version group) and an
items index (2223: id, name, category — resolved via the 54 item
categories). ~806 KB / 117 KB gzip.
- Search Moves/Items tabs show the FULL list when the query is empty:
- Moves: filter by type / damage class / 'TMs only' (for the selected
game), sort by A–Z / power / accuracy / newest; TM numbers resolve
lazily via /machine. Rich rows (type + class + power) with no fetch.
- Items: filter by category, sort A–Z / dex order; sprite + category tag.
- Result count shown; capped at 400 with a 'refine to see more' note.
- Both tabs are now fully offline (dropped the online name-index calls).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Search becomes a tabbed lookup: Pokémon (offline snapshot) / Moves /
Items. Moves + Items lazy-load a name index from PokéAPI (SW-cached) and
filter client-side; short move result sets get type/class/power chips
- MoveDetail (#/move/:id): type-themed header, power/accuracy/PP/priority,
effect text with %-substitution, target, ailment/crit/drain/stat-change
summary, learned-by count
- ItemDetail (#/item/:id): item sprite, category, cost, fling power,
attributes, held-by count, effect text
- Loose name matching (hyphens vs spaces); run-token guards stale async
renders when the query or tab changes mid-fetch
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
