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# Pokétest
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### About
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Around 2012, when I was still a computer science student, I found increasingly difficult the remember the name of all Pokémons. So I decided, as a way to be familiar with JavaScript (even though I've never touched it again after that) to program this little website: <u>Pokétest</u>, an interactive browser game, where you have to find the name of Pokémons in a limited time; and <u>Flashdex</u>, which is a simple Pokédex with high resolution images.
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Now that there are now more than a thousand of them, and it's as useful as ever! The website features filters for all generations, eight languages settings (English, French, Deutsch, Korean, Japanese, Rōmaji, Traditional and Simplified Chinese) and four combinables modes (image visible or as a silhouette; configurable number of questions or infinite). It can be played with the mouse or the keyboard (input 1, 2, 3, 4).
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### Planned updates
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- Make answer choices closer by type
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- Type weakness calculator
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### Scripts
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**imagemagick** can be extremely useful to work with batch of images. This script allows to resize a batch of PNG images to a max width of 700px, without altering the height while keeping the ratio:
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`magick mogrify '*.png[x700>]'`
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And this one allows to resize to 700x700px, but putting the image at the center if it is smaller than that.
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`magick mogrify -resize 700x700 -background transparent -gravity center -extent 700x700 *.png`
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### Licenses
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This website has been developed in <strong>JavaScript</strong> using the <strong>jQuery</strong> library. It uses the <a href="https://github.com/alexanderdickson/waitForImages">waitForImages plugin</a>. All of those components are licensed under the MIT license, as is this website's source code. This website is <strong>HTML5</strong> and <strong>CSS3</strong> compliant.
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The Pokémon names, the associated artworks and the Pokémon licence is trademarked by <strong>Nintendo</strong> and <strong>The Pokémon Company</strong>, 1996 - 2024.
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All the Pokémon artworks were taken from <a href="https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Main_Page">Bulbapedia</a>, that I'd like to thank for their huge work for the Pokémon community.
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Feel free to reuse this source code for others themes. For instance, I'd love to see a similar concept for Digimons! |