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Download pokemon sprites from PokeDB CDN during import, cached locally
as {pokeapi_id}.webp. Replaces PokeAPI GitHub sprite URLs. ~4.6MB for
all 1119 unique sprites.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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title, status, type, priority, created_at, updated_at, parent, blocking
| title | status | type | priority | created_at | updated_at | parent | blocking | |
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| Core encounter processing | completed | task | normal | 2026-02-11T08:43:12Z | 2026-02-11T09:12:59Z | nuzlocke-tracker-bs05 |
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Implement the core logic that transforms raw PokeDB encounter records into our internal format.
Checklist
- Filter by game version: Given a target game slug, select only encounters where
version_identifiersincludes that game - Parse level strings: Convert "2 - 4" → min_level=2, max_level=4; "67" → min_level=67, max_level=67
- Handle rate variants per generation:
- Gen 1/3/6: use
rate_overalldirectly asencounter_rate - Gen 2/4:
rate_morning,rate_day,rate_night— flatten to max or average forencounter_rate - Gen 5:
rate_springthroughrate_winter— flatten similarly - Gen 8 Sw/Sh:
weather_*_ratefields — flatten to max - Gen 8 Legends Arceus:
during_*/while_*booleans — convert to a presence-based rate - Gen 9 Sc/Vi:
probability_*fields (spawn weights, not percentages) — normalize to percentages - Preserve raw variant data in a way that nuzlocke-tracker-oqfo can use later
- Gen 1/3/6: use
- Aggregate encounters: Group by (pokemon, method, location_area) and merge level ranges / rates where appropriate (same logic as the Go tool's aggregation)
- Group by location area: Collect all encounters for a location area into a route structure
- Handle parent/child routes: Multi-area locations (e.g. Safari Zone) should produce parent routes with children, matching the existing hierarchical format
Notes
- Rate parsing needs to handle percentage strings like "40%" as well as bare numbers
- The Go tool aggregates encounters with the same pokemon+method at a location into a single entry with merged level ranges — replicate this