Pokemon spec

A Pokémon spec is a collection of arguments designed to form a description of a Pokémon. These are used in Pixelmon's /pokegive and /pokespawn commands to define different aspects of Pokémon, and in Pixelmon sidemod commands as a complete summary or as a filter. Pokémon specs are composed of a series of order-less keys, keys and arguments, or only arguments, depending on the characteristic. The existing keys and arguments are below.

Key	Argument
None	Pokémon species name
`level\|lvl`	The level of the Pokémon
`gender\|g`	`male\|female`
`shiny\|s`	None (Pokémon is Shiny)
`!shiny\|!s`	None (Pokémon is specifically not Shiny)
`growth\|gr`	The growth of the Pokémon
`nature\|n`	The Nature of the Pokémon
`ability\|ab`	The Ability of the Pokémon (case sensitive, no spaces; e.g., `SwiftSwim`)
`boss\|b`	The boss mode of the Pokémon
`form\|f`	The form index of the Pokémon
`ball\|ba`	The caught Poké Ball of the Pokémon
`pokerus\|pkrs`	The Pokérus stage of the Pokémon, from a-d (with d being longest, 4 days)

These are generally used in the form key[:argument], with the exception of the Pokémon species.

Examples

In the /pokespawn command, one could define a Pokémon spec with /pokespawn lvl:50 Kingdra ab:SwiftSwim n:modest gr:enormous s b:Uncommon pkrs:d for an enormous, Shiny, uncommon boss Kingdra at level 50, with the Swift Swim Ability and a Modest Nature, infected with a four-day strain of Pokérus.
In the /pokegive command, one could define a Pokémon spec with /pokegive <player> Burmy f:1 ba:masterball !s g:m for a male Burmy of form index 1 (Sandy Cloak) that is not Shiny and is in a Master Ball.
In the /pokedel command in Pixelmon Extras, one could define a Pokémon spec with /pokedel <player> pc s for the removal of all Shiny Pokémon from a player's PC.