# Array used to store the ID, name, and EVs of each pokemon.
pokemonData = []
for row in rows:
# This will store all of the scraped data into a Pokemon object.
# See ./Pokemon.py for class definition.
pokemon = Pokemon()
rowData = row.find_all("td")
# Ensures that the rowData is actually a Pokemon row.
if (len(rowData) > 0):
# Assign stats to object.
pokemon.value = rowData[POKEMON_ID_INDEX].b.string
pokemon.hitPoints = int(rowData[HP_INDEX].string)
pokemon.attack = int(rowData[ATTACK_INDEX].string)
pokemon.defense = int(rowData[DEFENSE_INDEX].string)
pokemon.specialAttack = int(rowData[SPECIAL_ATTACK_INDEX].string)
pokemon.specialDefense = int(rowData[SPECIAL_DEFENSE_INDEX].string)
pokemon.speed = int(rowData[SPEED_INDEX].string)
# Some pokemon have an additional name (such as Mega Charizard). This checks
# for that as it is a seperate HTML element.
if (rowData[POKEMON_NAME_INDEX].small != None):
pokemon.name = f"{rowData[POKEMON_NAME_INDEX].a.string} {rowData[POKEMON_NAME_INDEX].small.string}"
else:
pokemon.name = rowData[POKEMON_NAME_INDEX].a.string
pokemonData.append(pokemon)
# TODO: Look into why this is happening. For some reason the first pokemon in
# the list has empty attributes. Not sure why as the first row of data appears
#
from pokemon import Pokemon
pokemon = {
"name": "najnoviji",
"hp": 200,
"atk": 300,
"defense": 400
}
pokemonList = []
pokemonObj1 = Pokemon()
pokemonObj1.name = "prvi"
pokemonObj1.atk = 100
pokemonObj1.hp = 200
pokemonObj1.defense = 300
pokemonObj2 = Pokemon()
pokemonObj2.name = "drugi"
pokemonObj2.atk = 101
pokemonObj2.hp = 201
pokemonObj2.defense = 301
pokemonList.append(pokemonObj1)
pokemonList.append(pokemonObj2)
# jsonStr = json.dumps(pokemonObj1.__dict__)
# dataStr = {
# "name": pokemonObj1.name,
# "hp": pokemonObj1.hp,
