Pokemon API

Resources needed:

The Pokemon API

PART 1

Create and call a function that fetches data from the Pokemon API to fetch a list of Pokemon. This is the endpoint: /pokemon
In your data tasks' completion handler, convert the returned data object to JSON, and print your converted jsonObject to the debug console.
Use a Pokemon struct that conforms to the Codable protocol (it will only have two properties at this point: name and url)
Handle the HTTP error object returned and any other validation you want to include (status, data, etc.)

PART 2

Create a table view that supports pagination:

Uses a cell to present the name of the Pokemon from the JSON response returned
When scrolled to the end of the currently available data, the app must fetch new data to enable pagination.
Check the section "Resource lists and pagination" straight from the docs: https://pokeapi.co/docs/v2.html/ In the end you will have a table view that keeps on getting new data for Pokemon as you reach the end of the scroll.

PART 3

Besides just showing the name of the Pokemon, include their picture in the cell.
Use this library to load pictures: Kingfisher

Example implementations

Example 1
Example with images in table view

Inspiration: Sample projects using the Pokemon API

Alternative API: https://swapi.dev

If you don't feel like fetching Pokemon, use the Star Wars API.

Using the /people/ endpoint
Use a cell to present the "name" and 1 other property/items (i.e.. "height") from the JSON response returned