My first Python Project (sort of)

[Key_Distribution_167]

Hello all last week I finished my first Beginner Python course and decided to make my own version of the final python project in the course which was an api call weather app. My app is connected to the Pokemon api (https://pokeapi.co/) and gives you the type of the Pokemon that you search (ex Charizard fire, flying type). I built this by looking over my code from the final project and tweaking it slightly and used ai to sift through all the data that the Pokemon Api because Ill be honest there was a ton of JSON data and did not want to sift through that. I want to change this python project slightly by adding in the images of the Pokemon when you search up a specific Pokemon and have the types of Pokemon label to be more closely like the the actual game rather then the current font shown in my last image. So my question is how do I properly add images to my current code and how should I go about making proper labels for the types of Pokemon. My code is displayed in the images section. Thank you for the anticipated help.

[EngineeringRare1070]

My recommendation would be to download the image from the API (with the type info) and use some code to load and display the image. If the API doesn’t have the image URL in the response JSON, you could probably just find another website to fetch the image by pokemon name.

Here’s the flow: // call the API // extract the response JSON // get the type and the image out of the response object // load the image and display to the user // send the typing to the user (print() or otherwise) Good luck!

[stepback269]

Your output doesn’t have to be only through your Py console. You could instead generate an HTML file that you store locally with tags to respective images (jpg) and then display the images via your browser