Pokémon Couture

A work-in-progress Phoenix app for tracking clothes acquisition in Pokémon Sun & Moon.

Only supports female clothes for now, and has only been checked against a Pokémon Moon cartridge (and a bulbapedia clothes list.) Another check against Pokémon Sun would be useful.

I run a public version of the site at: https://couture.pikachu.rocks/

Currently, you need to have an account on the site to be able to use the tracker. Also, there is no e-mail server connected, so e-mails are not verified, and password resets and e-mail changes have to be done by contacting the admin.

Installation

Here is how to spin up your own Pokémon Couture Instance.

1. Make sure you have Elixir, Phoenix, and a database like PostgreSQL installed. You will also need npm. Also make sure that you have a C compiler and make.
2. Clone this git repository.
3. In the repository folder, run mix deps.get At this point the setup is good enough for local testing. You can run mix ecto setup, then iex -S mix phx.server and go to localhost:4000 to see the page in action. For instructions on running the app in prod, read below.

Running in prod

To run the application in prod, you need to do some additional setup. You need to set a few environment variables, and run a few commands to set-up the app in production mode.

Environment variables

• MIX_ENV=prod to tell mix that you're running in prod.
• SECRET_KEY_BASE for your secret. You can generate one with mix phx.gen.secret.
• DATABASE_URL in the format of ecto://USER:PASS@HOST/database to connect to your database.
• PORT for your app port. (usually 4000 or 4001)

Optional:

• SENTRY_DSN for your Sentry DSN if you're planning to track errors with Sentry.

Preparing prod

1. Run npm install in the assets subfolder, then run npm run deploy --prefix ./assets in the project root folder.
2. Run mix phx.digest in the project root folder.
3. Run mix ecto.setup to set up the database (and seed it).

Now you can run the server. mix phx.server (or elixir --erl "-detached" -S mix phx.server for detached mode).

License and attributions

assets/static/images/pikachu.png is a pikachu icon by WEBTECHOPS LLP from the Noun Project, licensed as Creative Commons CCBY.

Possible future improvements

While the app is currently in a state that works, there are some improvements I would like to make for it later down the line.

Some of those are:

• Support for male clothes
• Support for the few extra items from Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon
• A version of the tracker that works without an account
  • A transfer feature that allows to copy that progress upon account creation
• Working e-mail verification
• Better look for the tracker page
  • Display clothes in a more organized manner
  • Sort clothes the same way the game does it

Other clothing masterlists - inacuraccies

My app has adapted the following masterlists, however, when checking in the actual Pokémon Moon game, I found several inacuraccies:

• https://samurai-gamers.com/pokemon-sun-and-moon/apparel-items-list/ is missing an entire shop. Some pieces list wrong colors, or misattribute gender.
• https://www.serebii.net/sunmoon/customisation.shtml is incomplete.
• https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Fashion_item seems to be accurate.