- Introduction
- Installation
- Dependencies
- Folder Structure
- Getting Started
- Components
- API Integration
- Styling
- Running the App
- Troubleshooting
- Future Enhancements
- Conclusion
This documentation provides information on how to set up and use a React Native app that renders a list of Pokémon along with their HP, images, and powers.
To get started, clone the repository from GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/react-native-pokemon-app.git
cd react-native-pokemon-app
Install the dependencies using:
npm install
or
yarn install
The app relies on the following dependencies:
react-native
: The core React Native library.axios
: For making HTTP requests to the Pokémon API.react-navigation
: For handling navigation between screens.
Install these dependencies using:
npm install axios react-navigation
or
yarn add axios react-navigation
The project has the following folder structure:
|-- src
| |-- components
| |-- PokemonList.js
| |-- PokemonCard.js
| |-- screens
| |-- HomeScreen.js
| |-- App.js
|-- package.json
Ensure that you have a working React Native development environment set up. If not, follow the official React Native documentation for instructions.
The PokemonList
component renders a scrollable list of Pokémon. It fetches data from the Pokémon API and passes it to the PokemonCard
component.
The PokemonCard
component displays information about a single Pokémon, including its name, HP, image, and powers.
The app integrates with the Pokémon API to retrieve information about Pokémon. The API endpoints are called in the PokemonList
component.
Basic styling is applied using inline styles in the components. Feel free to enhance the styling based on your design preferences.
To run the app on an emulator or physical device, use the following command:
npx react-native run-android
or
npx react-native run-ios
If you encounter issues, refer to the React Native troubleshooting guide.
Potential future enhancements include:
- Implementing pagination for the Pokémon list.
- Adding a search feature to find specific Pokémon.
- Enhancing the UI with animations and transitions.
Congratulations! You have successfully set up and documented a React Native app that renders Pokémon information. Feel free to explore and customize the app further based on your requirements. If you have any questions or feedback, please refer to the GitHub repository for support.