Pokemon Go Reader

Requests information about Pokemon currently in inventory from Niantic and displays stats for each Pokemon in a table.

Dependencies

1. Install NodeJS - Node version used in development is 6.3.1
2. Navigate to project root, open a terminal, and run:

npm install

to install dependencies

Building/Running

• To run both the Node server and the webapp, open a terminal in the project root and run:

  npm start

  This will start the Node server on the port specified in server/config/properties.js by the server.port property. It will also transpile the webapp and start a http-server instance on http://localhost:8080.

• To run only the Node server, open a terminal in the project root and run:

  npm run server

  This will start the Node server on the port specified in server/config/properties.js by the server.port property.

• To run only the webapp, open a terminal in the project root and run:

  npm run webapp

  This will transpile the webapp and start a http-server instance on http://localhost:8080.

• To run only the webapp in development mode, open a terminal in the project root and run:

  npm run webapp-dev

  This will transpile the webapp, watch for front end changes and re-transpile when they are detected, and start a lite-server instance on http://localhost:3000.

Notes

• You will want to change the apiHost property in webapp/services/properties.service.ts to the local IP of the machine that's running the Node server. If you don't do this, the front end requests will fail.

• If you use a Google account and have two factor authentication enabled, you will need to generate an app password and use that to log in.