Krabby is mostly a Rust rewrite of phoney badger's pokemon-colorscripts with some extra features.
- Pokemon from every generation, including shinies, megas, gigantamax, and regional variants
- Print random pokemon (with filters for generations and different forms)
- Print pokemon by name
- Print pokedex entry together with the sprite
- Configuration file, right now only for language and shiny rate
From the AUR using your favorite AUR helper
yay -S krabby-bin Or alternatively you can manually download the PKGBUILD file from the repository, then run
makepkg -si There is also the development package krabby-git that tracks the main branch.
Download the latest .deb release. Then run (replacing v.v.v with the version number)
dpkg -i krabby_v.v.v_amd64.deb Add the tap:
brew tap yannjor/krabby Install:
brew install krabby To install krabby from source, you will need Rust. Installation instructions can be found here.
Now using cargo, run
cargo install krabby Make sure you have .cargo/bin added to your shell PATH. This can be done by adding the following to your .profile, .bash_profile or .zprofile
export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.cargo/bin"Run the help command krabby help to see the following help message.
USAGE: krabby <SUBCOMMAND> OPTIONS: -h, --help Print help information -V, --version Print version information SUBCOMMANDS: help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s) list Print list of all pokemon. This command can optionally be followed by a generation number or range (1-9) to show pokemon from a specific generation or range of generations. The generations can be provided as a continuous range (eg. 1-3) or as a list of generations (1,3,6) name Select pokemon by name. Generally spelled like in the games. A few exceptions are nidoran-f, nidoran-m, mr-mime, farfetchd, flabebe type-null etc. Perhaps grep the output of list if in doubt random Show a random pokemon. This command can optionally be followed by a generation number or range (1-9) to show random pokemon from a specific generation or range of generations. The generations can be provided as a continuous range (eg. 1-3) or as a list of generations (1,3,6) To get more detailed information about a subcommand you can also view its help, for example
krabby help random To get the help of the random subcommand.
Print a specific pokemon
krabby name charizard Print a specific shiny pokemon
krabby name spheal -s Print a specific pokemon together with its pokedex entry
krabby name mudkip -i Print an alternative form of a pokemon
krabby name blastoise -f mega Print a random pokemon (gens 1-9)
krabby random Print random pokemon from generations 1-3
krabby random 1-3 Print a random pokemon from generations 1,3 and 6
krabby random 1,3,6 Print a random pokemon excluding megas, gigantamax and regional variants
krabby random --no-mega --no-gmax --no-regional Print a random pokemon excluding all variants (like above, including one-offs like primal)
krabby random --no-variant When the program is run, a TOML config file will automatically be created in the user's config directory (usually ~/.config) under krabby/config.toml if it doesn't exist already.
On MacOS the config will be in: /Users/<username>/Library/Application Support/krabby On Windows this will be: C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\krabby
# The language to use when printing the pokemon's name and/or description. # Possible options include en (English), fr (French), de (German), ja (Japanese), # zh_hans (Chinese with simplified characters), zh_hant (Chinese with traditional characters) language = 'en' # The probability to show a shiny pokemon when using the random command shiny_rate = 0.0078125The pokemon sprites for krabby were generated using sprites from PokéSprite and converted to unicode using Phoney Badger's pokemon-generator-scripts. The pokemon data was obtained from PokéAPI.