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# Pok&#233;mon Team Builder
Ever wanted a place to keep track of your Pok&#233;mon team roster? Search for Pok&#233;mon and add them to your team tracker with the PTB.
Ever wanted a place to keep track of your Pok&#233;mon team roster? Search for Pok&#233;mon and add them to your team tracker with the Pok&#233;mon Team Builder.

## Try it out
[Pok&#233;mon Team Builder](https://pwangy.github.io/phase-1-project-poke/)

## What is this?
Pok&#233;mon Team Builder was built by Steph Bertram, Sung-Jin Ahn, and Peggy Wang for educational purposes as part of Flatiron School's Software Engineering bootcamp.


## Installation
How to get this app up and running


## Usage
```python
import foobar

# returns 'words'
foobar.pluralize('word')
```
Search, filter, and scroll your way through our Pokemon database featuring all 151 original Pokemon from the Kanto region! Click a Pokemon from the list to delve into its traits. Drag and Drop Pokemon to the top of the page to forge your dream team of 1st Generation Pokemon!

## Deliverables
- [x] Your app must be a HTML/CSS/JS frontend that accesses data from a public API or from a db.json file using json-server.
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- [x] Your project must implement at least one instance of array iteration using available array methods (`map`, `forEach`, `filter`, etc).

- [ ] Follow good coding practices. Keep your code DRY by utilizing functions to abstract repetitive code.
- [x] Follow good coding practices. Keep your code DRY by utilizing functions to abstract repetitive code.

User will be able to:
- [x] Search through a list of Pokemon. ('select')

- [x] Select a Pokemon to display their profile ('click)

- [x] Add a Pokemon to their team via drag and drop functionality

Stretch:
- [ ] Edit your team
- [ ] Additional arrays of teams (a, b, wishlist, bench, etc)
- [ ] Cookies/ local storage to persist team for individual users
- [x] Additional/More complex filtering capabilities

## Credits
- Steph Bertram [GITHUB](https://github.com/stephbertram)
- Sung-Jin Ahn [GITHUB](https://github.com/sahn0307)
- Peggy Wang [GITHUB](https://github.com/pwangy/)
- [Meyerweb CSS TOols](http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/css/reset/)
- [Poke API](https://pokeapi.co/)

## What is this?
Pok&#233;mon Team Builder was built by Steph Bertram, Sung-Jin Ahn, and Peggy Wang for educational purposes as part of Flatiron School's Software Engineering bootcamp.

## License
[MIT](https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit/)

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