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GraphQL Pokemon

GraphQL powered Pokemon API. Supports generations 1 through 8

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[][dashboard] Extensive Pokémon GraphQL API! [](https://github.com/favware/graphql-pokemon/blob/main/LICENSE) [](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@favware/graphql-pokemon) [](https://join.favware.tech) Table of Contents GraphQL-Pokemon is a GraphQL API that provides extensive Pokémon data. Unlike contemporary APIs this API focusses on speed, accuracy and data quality. New game data is added within relatively short time after release, and Smogon tier data is automatically updated after tier shifts. Data used for this API is pulled from the Pokemon Showdown GitHub, [Serebii], and [Bulbapedia]. For those consuming this API through JavaScript, you can install the companion library to add additional tools for parsing the responses as well as get the TypeScript typings for the responses. Install library through your favourite package manager: For the usage of the JavaScript Companion Library please see the autogenerated documentation. There are two ways to consume the documentation that this API offers. They are as follows. For those who want purely text based documentation about all the GraphQL Queries and…

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  1. GraphQL-Pokemon
  2. About
  3. Key Features
  4. JavaScript Companion Library
  5. Known bugs / limitations
  6. API Documentation
  7. Autogenerated text based documentation
  8. Interactive playground with documentation embedded
  9. Usage
  10. Using Fetch
  11. Using Apollo Boost
  12. Using Apollo Client React

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  1. First observed: Sep 14, 2026
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