Julian Tabel
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Adds allowedTypes: string[] to NuzlockeRules. When set, the encounter selector hides non-matching Pokemon and the routes endpoint filters out routes with no matching encounters, so only eligible locations appear. Type picker UI in RulesConfiguration; active restriction shown in RuleBadges. Backend accepts allowed_types query param and joins through RouteEncounter.pokemon to filter by type. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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955 B
TypeScript
28 lines
955 B
TypeScript
import { api } from './client'
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import type { Game, Route, RouteEncounterDetail } from '../types/game'
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export interface GameDetail extends Game {
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routes: Route[]
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}
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export function getGames(): Promise<Game[]> {
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return api.get('/games')
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}
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export function getGame(id: number): Promise<GameDetail> {
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return api.get(`/games/${id}`)
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}
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export function getGameRoutes(gameId: number, allowedTypes?: string[]): Promise<Route[]> {
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// Use flat=true to get all routes in a flat list
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// The frontend organizes them into hierarchy based on parentRouteId
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const params = new URLSearchParams({ flat: 'true' })
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for (const t of allowedTypes ?? []) params.append('allowed_types', t)
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return api.get(`/games/${gameId}/routes?${params}`)
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}
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export function getRoutePokemon(routeId: number, gameId?: number): Promise<RouteEncounterDetail[]> {
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const params = gameId != null ? `?game_id=${gameId}` : ''
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return api.get(`/routes/${routeId}/pokemon${params}`)
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}
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