This is a lightweight Pokédex Android application . It allows users to search, download, and view detailed information about Pokémon using data fetched from the PokeAPI, with local storage via Firebase Firestore.

• Displays a list of all downloaded Pokémon.
• Includes a search bar that supports lookup by name or ID.
• Pokémon cards show their ID, name, type, and front sprite.
• Cards use a Pokéball XML background (sourced from GitHub).

• Accessed by selecting a Pokémon from the list.
• Displays:
  • ID, Name, Type, Weight, Height, Base Experience
  • Abilities, Held Items (or a "No held items" message), and Moves
• Includes two tabs to toggle between Normal and Shiny versions using animated .gif sprites.

• Download Pokémon data from the PokeAPI.
• Choose how many Pokémon to fetch (default is 20 if left blank).
• Option to delete the Pokémon list from Firestore.
• Automatically sorts by ascending Pokémon ID.

• Displays brief info about the app and its purpose.

• Data is fetched using the endpoint: https://pokeapi.co/api/v2/pokemon?limit={limit}&offset=0

• For each Pokémon, a second API call retrieves full details.

• Stored fields:

• Id, Name, Types, Abilities, Held Items, Moves, Weight, Height, Base Experience

• Animated GIFs:

  • Front Default
  • Back Default
  • Front Shiny Default
  • Back Shiny Default

• Pokémon data is stored in Firebase Firestore, using the Pokémon’s name as the document ID.

• Pokemon.java — Model class with constructors, getters, and setters.
• PokemonAdaptor.java — Adapter for rendering the list and passing data from home to details.
• MainActivity.java, DetailsActivity.java, etc. — Handle UI logic.

• Java (Android)
• Firebase Firestore
• PokeAPI
• XML-based UI components

Sotiris Meletiou