How claudioromanosp/pokedex works
Pokédex is a React application for browsing Pokémon data. On page load, the Home view requests the catalogue through the API service, then lets users search, sort, and filter results by type or favorites. Users can toggle favorites, which are persisted in browser local storage. Matching Pokémon are rendered as cards. The graph reflects the sampled Home and component code plus README-documented API usage; the API service implementation was not sampled, so its internal request details are omitted.
Main entry points: index.jsx Home View · App.js App Shell · api.js API Service · index.js React Entry
Components 14
Application
- React Entry
src/index.js - App Shell
src/App.js
Catalogue Browsing
- Home View
src/pages/Home/index.jsx - API Service
src/services/api.js - Search and Filters
src/pages/Home/index.jsx
Favorites
- Favorite Toggles
src/pages/Home/index.jsx - Browser Storage
Presentation
- Header
src/components/Header/index.jsx - Pokémon Card
src/components/PokemonList/index.jsx - Image Component
src/components/Image/index.jsx - UI Controls
src/components/Select/index.jsx - Loading Overlay
src/components/Loading/index.jsx
Other components
- Visitor
- Pokémon API
Connections 14
- Visitor → React Entry: opens app
- React Entry → App Shell: renders
- App Shell → Header: renders
- App Shell → Home View: renders
- Home View → API Service: requests data
- API Service → Pokémon API: fetches catalogue
- Pokémon API → API Service: returns data
- Home View → Search and Filters: handles input
- Search and Filters → UI Controls: renders selector
- Home View → Favorite Toggles: handles toggles
- Favorite Toggles → Browser Storage: reads and writes
- Home View → Pokémon Card: renders results
- Pokémon Card → Image Component: renders image
- Home View → Loading Overlay: renders while loading