Introduction to the pkmon Command

The pkmon command is a powerful tool for managing and manipulating Pokémon data. It is designed to be a fast and efficient way to query, manipulate, and store data about Pokémon. It can be used to search for Pokémon by name, type, and other attributes, as well as to perform calculations, generate reports, and more.

Basic Usage and Syntax

The basic syntax of the pkmon command is as follows:

pkmon [options] [arguments]

The options and arguments are used to specify the desired action and parameters. The available options and arguments vary depending on the action being performed.

Examples of Common Use Cases

• Searching for Pokémon by name or type:

  pkmon -s [name/type]

• Calculating the stats of a Pokémon:

  pkmon -c [name]

• Generating a report of Pokémon data:

  pkmon -r [options]

• Saving Pokémon data to a file:

  pkmon -o [filename]

Advanced Options and Flags

• Specifying the output format:

  pkmon -f [format]

• Including additional data in the output:

  pkmon -d [data]

• Filtering the output by attribute:

  pkmon -a [attribute]

• Limiting the number of results:

  pkmon -l [number]

• Specifying the sorting order:

  pkmon -o [order]

• Including additional information in the output:

  pkmon -i [info]

Examples in Real-World Scenarios

• Searching for all Fire-type Pokémon:

  pkmon -s type=fire

• Generating a report of all Legendary Pokémon:

  pkmon -r -a legendary

• Saving all Psychic-type Pokémon to a file:

  pkmon -o my_file.txt -f csv -d type=psychic

Troubleshooting Tips and Potential Errors

When using the pkmon command, it is important to check the syntax and options to ensure that the desired action is being performed correctly. If an error occurs, it is usually due to an incorrect syntax or an invalid option. If a particular option or argument is not working, it is best to check the documentation for that option or argument to ensure that it is being used correctly.