PokéVault | Another PKHeX web app but with a twist

[libdev-hacker]

Firstly, I'd like to say Happy Pokémon Day!!!

Today, my long-term project, PokéVault, gets its first release! (well, technically yesterday but don't tell anyone).

This project is the culmination of over a year's worth of work & I couldn't be more excited to share it with you all.
It's an open source solution for backing up Pokémon you've collected over the years whilst remaining as simple to use as possible. With a main focus on save files, its primary target is emulators & console homebrew (3DS support coming soon), it also has an inclusive Web Form that means you can store Pokémon you thought were long lost forever!

This project is not meant to shadow or impede others that offer much of the same experiences (such as PKHeX.EveryWhere, PKHeX For Web & PKMDS)
but to build upon them & add to the great variety of solutions out there.

I know that this project is incredibly W.I.P but the future looks bright. My intentions are: create a static site/PWA to let everyone backup saves (not just the technically inclined), to make 3ds & switch homebrew apps, support all generations in the web form, port Entralinked (a project that emulates Game Sync) over to C# to interop with the existing backend & create a proxy that reads Pokémon from Pokémon Bank (3DS only) and hopefully many more...

If you don't know already, the twist is that this project aims to become a much closer alternative to Pokémon HO a certain service ran by a certain company & to make it easy to circumvent the roadblocks of using PKHeX as a backend. I have nothing but respect for the developers that maintain the existing services & only hope we may work together one day to make something great

The PokéVault Project is currently hosted on 2 different sites (GitHub as main & CodeBerg as backup)

GitHub: https://github.com/pokevault/PokeVault
CodeBerg: https://codeberg.org/pokevault/PokeVault