pokemonapp.py

import random
import requests
#I have used a class for a better and more structured way to organise the code
class PokemonBattle:
    def __init__(self):
        self.my_pokemon = self.random_pokemon()
        self.opponent_pokemon = self.random_pokemon()

    def random_pokemon(self):
        pokemon_number = random.randint(1, 151)
        url = 'https://pokeapi.co/api/v2/pokemon/{}/'.format(pokemon_number)
        response = requests.get(url)
        pokemon = response.json()
        return {
            'name': pokemon['name'],
            'id': pokemon['id'],
            'height': pokemon['height'],
            'weight': pokemon['weight'],
        }

    def run_battle(self):
        print('You were given {}'.format(self.my_pokemon['name']))

        # Keeps track of the numbers of stats
        stats_won = 0

        # Dictionary for the oponent's choice
        opponent_choices = {'pokemon': self.opponent_pokemon['name']}

        # Allow the player to choose values for all three stats using a for loop
        for _ in range(3):
            # Ask the user to choose a stat
            stat_choice = input('Which stat do you want to use? (id, height, weight) ')

            # Ask the user to enter the value for the chosen stat
            my_stat = int(input('Enter the value for your chosen stat: '))

            # Store the opponent's choice for the current stat
            opponent_stat_choice = random.choice(['id', 'height', 'weight'])
            opponent_stat_value = self.opponent_pokemon[opponent_stat_choice]
            opponent_choices[opponent_stat_choice] = opponent_stat_value

            print('The opponent chose {} with a value of {}'.format(opponent_stat_choice, opponent_stat_value))

            # Get the opponent's stat value for the chosen stat
            opponent_stat = int(opponent_stat_value)

            # Compare the chosen stat values using if/else statements
            if my_stat > opponent_stat:
                print('You Win!')
                stats_won += 1
            elif my_stat < opponent_stat:
                print('You Lose!')
            else:
                print('Draw!')

        # This game will be won only if one of the player wins at least twice(for two stats)
        if stats_won >= 2:
            print('Congratulations! You won the battle!')
        else:
            print('Sorry, you lost the battle.')

        # Return the opponent's choices
        return opponent_choices

# Create an instance of the PokemonBattle class
battle = PokemonBattle()

# Call the run_battle method
opponent_choices = battle.run_battle()

# Print the opponent's choices
print('Opponent\'s Choices:', opponent_choices)