⚡ PokeFight - The Arduino Game

🚀 Overview

This project was created as my Arduino Final Project. It’s a web application that lets you quickly and visually design and generate “Pokémon” data that can be inserted in the Arduino Sketch PokeFight.ino, allowing almost infinite customization and fun.

✨ Features

• 🎮 Configure up to two players, each with:
  • A main Pokémon
  • A secondary Pokémon
• 🎨 For each Pokémon, you can set:
  • Name
  • Type (Fire, Water, Grass, Electric, Normal)
  • Color (hex code or RGB)
  • HP (health points)
• 🔀 Action buttons:
  • Random: assign random values
  • Delete: clear that card
• 🌐 Global controls:
  • Generate All Random: auto-fill every card
  • Copy Code: copy the ready-to-use Arduino sketch to your clipboard
  • Generate/Import ID: serialize and share your setup
  • Import Data: load from camera (QR) or JSON file
  • Clear: reset the entire interface

🛠️ Technologies Used

ℹ️ About

This tool emerged from the need to streamline character setup in an Arduino-based Pokémon battle game using RGB LEDs. Instead of manually editing code, you generate all constants and data structures for your Pokémon in just a few clicks.

🚀 Usage

1. Clone the repo or visit the live demo:
   https://arduino-poke-generator.vercel.app/
2. Open the app in your browser.
3. Configure your Pokémon (or click “Generate All Random”).
4. Click Copy Code.
5. Paste the generated code into PokeFight.ino in after the comment // PEGAR ACÁ LO COPIADO DEL WEBSITE (Line 118).
6. Load to your Arduino
7. Play and be happy :)

📝 Notes

• Requires a browser with Clipboard API and getUserMedia support.
• Grant camera permission to scan IDs via QR.
• Customize the code template in src/utils/template.js as needed.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

🙌 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have suggestions, improvements, or find bugs, please open an issue or submit a pull request.