Pokémon TCG SDK

This is the Pokémon TCG SDK Python implementation. It is a wrapper around the Pokémon TCG API of pokemontcg.io.

Requirements

Python 3 is currently the only supported version for the sdk. More specifically, the package was developed using Python 3.9.

Installation

Using pip:

pip install pokemontcgsdk

Usage

Import (Card and Set will be most used)

from pokemontcgsdk import Card
from pokemontcgsdk import Set
from pokemontcgsdk import Type
from pokemontcgsdk import Supertype
from pokemontcgsdk import Subtype
from pokemontcgsdk import Rarity

API-Key

In order to set an API Key from https://dev.pokemontcg.io, just set the environment variable:

export POKEMONTCG_IO_API_KEY='12345678-1234-1234-1234-123456789ABC'

or configure the static RestClient instance

from pokemontcgsdk import RestClient

RestClient.configure('12345678-1234-1234-1234-123456789ABC')

Classes

Card
Set
Type
Supertype
Subtype
Rarity

Properties Per Class

Card

abilities
artist
ancientTrait
attacks
convertedRetreatCost
evolvesFrom
flavorText
hp
id
images
legalities
regulationMark
name
nationalPokedexNumbers
number
rarity
resistances
retreatCost
rules
set
subtypes
supertype
tcgplayer
types
weaknesses

Set

id
images
legalities
name
printedTotal
ptcgoCode
releaseDate
series
total
updatedAt

Functions Available

Find a card by id

card = Card.find('xy1-1')

Filter Cards via query parameters

cards = Card.where(q='set.name:generations supertype:pokemon')

Find all cards (will take awhile)

cards = Card.all()

Get all cards, but only a specific page of data

cards = Card.where(page=5, pageSize=250)

Find a set by code

set = Set.find('base1')

Filter sets via query parameters

sets = Set.where(q='legalities.standard:legal')

Get all Sets

sets = Set.all()

Get all Types

types = Type.all()

Get all Subtypes

subtypes = Subtype.all()

Get all Supertypes

supertypes = Supertype.all()

Get all Rarities

rarities = Rarity.all()

Contributing

1. Fork it ( https://github.com/[my-github-username]/pokemon-tcg-sdk-python/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Setup the development environment (make setup)
4. Make, Develop, and commit your changes! (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
5. Run tests! (make test)
6. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
7. Create a new Pull Request

Developing

Running Tests

make test