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Luckily you have pokedex, your personal command line guidebook to the world of Pokémon.

Call pokedex <pokemon> to get the Pokémon's profile. Don't know how to spell the Pokémon's name? No worries, the pokedex has a built in spell correction.

Option 1: Use pip

pip install "git+https://github.com/gosreya/pokedex.git"

Option 2: Run a bash script

For Unix environments:

Place the folder 'pokedex' in a convenient directory, like '/usr/local/etc/', and place the following script in 'usr/local/bin' (replacing the file path with the one you choose).

#!/bin/bash

a=$1
b=$2
/usr/local/etc/pokedex/main.py $a $b

Option 3: Don't install it

Use the Pokedex (an older version) w/ no hassle on Replit (Just click 'Run').

All Pokémon data is retrieved from the pokeapi.

All ASCII art used in the Pokedex was created by Maija Haavisto, and all art (including the above Pikachu for which I have not found the creditee) was taken from the ASCII Art Archive.