commit 2b0b4dc45efc2fca17fff63841421d526c781f10
Author: Agastya Chandrakant <me@hanabi.in>
Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2022 23:55:12 +0530
Initial commit of wordle cli game (minus the algo Sahiba wrote).
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+ 17. Interpretation of Sections 15 and 16.
+
+ If the disclaimer of warranty and limitation of liability provided
+above cannot be given local legal effect according to their terms,
+reviewing courts shall apply local law that most closely approximates
+an absolute waiver of all civil liability in connection with the
+Program, unless a warranty or assumption of liability accompanies a
+copy of the Program in return for a fee.
+
+ END OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
+
+ How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs
+
+ If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest
+possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it
+free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.
+
+ To do so, attach the following notices to the program. It is safest
+to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively
+state the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at least
+the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found.
+
+ <one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does.>
+ Copyright (C) <year> <name of author>
+
+ This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+ it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by
+ the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+ (at your option) any later version.
+
+ This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+ but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+ MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
+ GNU Affero General Public License for more details.
+
+ You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
+ along with this program. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
+
+Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.
+
+ If your software can interact with users remotely through a computer
+network, you should also make sure that it provides a way for users to
+get its source. For example, if your program is a web application, its
+interface could display a "Source" link that leads users to an archive
+of the code. There are many ways you could offer source, and different
+solutions will be better for different programs; see section 13 for the
+specific requirements.
+
+ You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or school,
+if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if necessary.
+For more information on this, and how to apply and follow the GNU AGPL, see
+<https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
diff --git a/go.mod b/go.mod
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+module git.hanabi.in/dev/wordle-cli
+
+go 1.17
diff --git a/makefile b/makefile
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+build:
+ go build -o wordle src/main.go
diff --git a/src/algos/arr-algo.go b/src/algos/arr-algo.go
@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+package algos
+
+import (
+ "math/rand"
+ "time"
+)
+
+// Fischer-Yates in-place shuffle.
+func Shuffle(arr []string) {
+ rand.Seed(time.Now().UnixNano())
+ arr_len := len(arr)
+ for i := arr_len - 1; i > 0; i-- {
+ j := rand.Intn(i + 1)
+ arr[j], arr[i] = arr[i], arr[j]
+ }
+}
+
+// Return index of element, or -1 if not found.
+func BinarySearch(arr []string, val string) int {
+ low, high := 0, len(arr)-1
+ for low <= high {
+ mid := (low + high) >> 1
+ if arr[mid] == val {
+ return mid
+ } else if arr[mid] > val {
+ high = mid - 1
+ } else {
+ low = mid + 1
+ }
+ }
+ return -1
+}
diff --git a/src/colours/colours.go b/src/colours/colours.go
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+package colours
+
+const reset = "\033[0m"
+const (
+ Code_grey = -2
+ Code_red = -1
+ Code_yellow = 0
+ Code_green = 1
+)
+
+func Bold(str string) string {
+ return "\033[1m" + str + reset
+}
+
+func Red(str string) string {
+ return "\033[31m" + str + reset
+}
+
+func Green(str string) string {
+ return "\033[32m" + str + reset
+}
+
+func Yellow(str string) string {
+ return "\033[33m" + str + reset
+}
+
+func Grey(str string) string {
+ return "\033[37m" + str + reset
+}
diff --git a/src/data/words.go b/src/data/words.go
@@ -0,0 +1,12950 @@
+package data
+
+var Words = []string{
+ "aahed",
+ "aalii",
+ "aargh",
+ "aarti",
+ "abaca",
+ "abaci",
+ "aback",
+ "abacs",
+ "abaft",
+ "abaka",
+ "abamp",
+ "aband",
+ "abase",
+ "abash",
+ "abask",
+ "abate",
+ "abaya",
+ "abbas",
+ "abbed",
+ "abbes",
+ "abbey",
+ "abbot",
+ "abcee",
+ "abeam",
+ "abear",
+ "abele",
+ "abers",
+ "abets",
+ "abhor",
+ "abide",
+ "abies",
+ "abled",
+ "abler",
+ "ables",
+ "ablet",
+ "ablow",
+ "abmho",
+ "abode",
+ "abohm",
+ "aboil",
+ "aboma",
+ "aboon",
+ "abord",
+ "abore",
+ "abort",
+ "about",
+ "above",
+ "abram",
+ "abray",
+ "abrim",
+ "abrin",
+ "abris",
+ "absey",
+ "absit",
+ "abuna",
+ "abune",
+ "abuse",
+ "abuts",
+ "abuzz",
+ "abyes",
+ "abysm",
+ "abyss",
+ "acais",
+ "acari",
+ "accas",
+ "accoy",
+ "acerb",
+ "acers",
+ "aceta",
+ "achar",
+ "ached",
+ "aches",
+ "achoo",
+ "acids",
+ "acidy",
+ "acing",
+ "acini",
+ "ackee",
+ "acker",
+ "acmes",
+ "acmic",
+ "acned",
+ "acnes",
+ "acock",
+ "acold",
+ "acorn",
+ "acred",
+ "acres",
+ "acrid",
+ "acros",
+ "acted",
+ "actin",
+ "acton",
+ "actor",
+ "acute",
+ "acyls",
+ "adage",
+ "adapt",
+ "adaws",
+ "adays",
+ "adbot",
+ "addax",
+ "added",
+ "adder",
+ "addio",
+ "addle",
+ "adeem",
+ "adept",
+ "adhan",
+ "adieu",
+ "adios",
+ "adits",
+ "adman",
+ "admen",
+ "admin",
+ "admit",
+ "admix",
+ "adobe",
+ "adobo",
+ "adopt",
+ "adore",
+ "adorn",
+ "adown",
+ "adoze",
+ "adrad",
+ "adred",
+ "adsum",
+ "aduki",
+ "adult",
+ "adunc",
+ "adust",
+ "advew",
+ "adyta",
+ "adzed",
+ "adzes",
+ "aecia",
+ "aedes",
+ "aegis",
+ "aeons",
+ "aerie",
+ "aeros",
+ "aesir",
+ "afald",
+ "afara",
+ "afars",
+ "afear",
+ "affix",
+ "afire",
+ "aflaj",
+ "afoot",
+ "afore",
+ "afoul",
+ "afrit",
+ "afros",
+ "after",
+ "again",
+ "agama",
+ "agami",
+ "agape",
+ "agars",
+ "agast",
+ "agate",
+ "agave",
+ "agaze",
+ "agene",
+ "agent",
+ "agers",
+ "agger",
+ "aggie",
+ "aggri",
+ "aggro",
+ "aggry",
+ "aghas",
+ "agila",
+ "agile",
+ "aging",
+ "agios",
+ "agism",
+ "agist",
+ "agita",
+ "aglee",
+ "aglet",
+ "agley",
+ "agloo",
+ "aglow",
+ "aglus",
+ "agmas",
+ "agoge",
+ "agone",
+ "agons",
+ "agony",
+ "agood",
+ "agree",
+ "agria",
+ "agrin",
+ "agros",
+ "agued",
+ "agues",
+ "aguna",
+ "aguti",
+ "ahead",
+ "aheap",
+ "ahent",
+ "ahigh",
+ "ahind",
+ "ahing",
+ "ahint",
+ "ahold",
+ "ahull",
+ "ahuru",
+ "aidas",
+ "aided",
+ "aider",
+ "aides",
+ "aidoi",
+ "aidos",
+ "aiery",
+ "aigas",
+ "aight",
+ "ailed",
+ "aimed",
+ "aimer",
+ "ainee",
+ "ainga",
+ "aioli",
+ "aired",
+ "airer",
+ "airns",
+ "airth",
+ "airts",
+ "aisle",
+ "aitch",
+ "aitus",
+ "aiver",
+ "aiyee",
+ "aizle",
+ "ajies",
+ "ajiva",
+ "ajuga",
+ "ajwan",
+ "akees",
+ "akela",
+ "akene",
+ "aking",
+ "akita",
+ "akkas",
+ "alaap",
+ "alack",
+ "alamo",
+ "aland",
+ "alane",
+ "alang",
+ "alans",
+ "alant",
+ "alapa",
+ "alaps",
+ "alarm",
+ "alary",
+ "alate",
+ "alays",
+ "albas",
+ "albee",
+ "album",
+ "alcid",
+ "alcos",
+ "aldea",
+ "alder",
+ "aldol",
+ "aleck",
+ "alecs",
+ "alefs",
+ "aleft",
+ "aleph",
+ "alert",
+ "alews",
+ "aleye",
+ "alfas",
+ "algae",
+ "algal",
+ "algas",
+ "algid",
+ "algin",
+ "algor",
+ "algum",
+ "alias",
+ "alibi",
+ "alien",
+ "alifs",
+ "align",
+ "alike",
+ "aline",
+ "alist",
+ "alive",
+ "aliya",
+ "alkie",
+ "alkos",
+ "alkyd",
+ "alkyl",
+ "allay",
+ "allee",
+ "allel",
+ "alley",
+ "allis",
+ "allod",
+ "allot",
+ "allow",
+ "alloy",
+ "allyl",
+ "almah",
+ "almas",
+ "almeh",
+ "almes",
+ "almud",
+ "almug",
+ "alods",
+ "aloed",
+ "aloes",
+ "aloft",
+ "aloha",
+ "aloin",
+ "alone",
+ "along",
+ "aloof",
+ "aloos",
+ "aloud",
+ "alowe",
+ "alpha",
+ "altar",
+ "alter",
+ "altho",
+ "altos",
+ "alula",
+ "alums",
+ "alure",
+ "alvar",
+ "alway",
+ "amahs",
+ "amain",
+ "amass",
+ "amate",
+ "amaut",
+ "amaze",
+ "amban",
+ "amber",
+ "ambit",
+ "amble",
+ "ambos",
+ "ambry",
+ "ameba",
+ "ameer",
+ "amend",
+ "amene",
+ "amens",
+ "ament",
+ "amias",
+ "amice",
+ "amici",
+ "amide",
+ "amido",
+ "amids",
+ "amies",
+ "amiga",
+ "amigo",
+ "amine",
+ "amino",
+ "amins",
+ "amirs",
+ "amiss",
+ "amity",
+ "amlas",
+ "amman",
+ "ammon",
+ "ammos",
+ "amnia",
+ "amnic",
+ "amnio",
+ "amoks",
+ "amole",
+ "among",
+ "amort",
+ "amour",
+ "amove",
+ "amowt",
+ "amped",
+ "ample",
+ "amply",
+ "ampul",
+ "amrit",
+ "amuck",
+ "amuse",
+ "amyls",
+ "anana",
+ "anata",
+ "ancho",
+ "ancle",
+ "ancon",
+ "andro",
+ "anear",
+ "anele",
+ "anent",
+ "angas",
+ "angel",
+ "anger",
+ "angle",
+ "anglo",
+ "angry",
+ "angst",
+ "anigh",
+ "anile",
+ "anils",
+ "anima",
+ "anime",
+ "animi",
+ "anion",
+ "anise",
+ "anker",
+ "ankhs",
+ "ankle",
+ "ankus",
+ "anlas",
+ "annal",
+ "annas",
+ "annat",
+ "annex",
+ "annoy",
+ "annul",
+ "anoas",
+ "anode",
+ "anole",
+ "anomy",
+ "ansae",
+ "antae",
+ "antar",
+ "antas",
+ "anted",
+ "antes",
+ "antic",
+ "antis",
+ "antra",
+ "antre",
+ "antsy",
+ "anura",
+ "anvil",
+ "anyon",
+ "aorta",
+ "apace",
+ "apage",
+ "apaid",
+ "apart",
+ "apayd",
+ "apays",
+ "apeak",
+ "apeek",
+ "apers",
+ "apert",
+ "apery",
+ "apgar",
+ "aphid",
+ "aphis",
+ "apian",
+ "aping",
+ "apiol",
+ "apish",
+ "apism",
+ "apnea",
+ "apode",
+ "apods",
+ "apoop",
+ "aport",
+ "appal",
+ "appay",
+ "appel",
+ "apple",
+ "apply",
+ "appro",
+ "appui",
+ "appuy",
+ "apres",
+ "apron",
+ "apses",
+ "apsis",
+ "apsos",
+ "apted",
+ "apter",
+ "aptly",
+ "aquae",
+ "aquas",
+ "araba",
+ "araks",
+ "arame",
+ "arars",
+ "arbas",
+ "arbor",
+ "arced",
+ "archi",
+ "arcos",
+ "arcus",
+ "ardeb",
+ "ardor",
+ "ardri",
+ "aread",
+ "areae",
+ "areal",
+ "arear",
+ "areas",
+ "areca",
+ "aredd",
+ "arede",
+ "arefy",
+ "areic",
+ "arena",
+ "arene",
+ "arepa",
+ "arere",
+ "arete",
+ "arets",
+ "arett",
+ "argal",
+ "argan",
+ "argil",
+ "argle",
+ "argol",
+ "argon",
+ "argot",
+ "argue",
+ "argus",
+ "arhat",
+ "arias",
+ "ariel",
+ "ariki",
+ "arils",
+ "ariot",
+ "arise",
+ "arish",
+ "arked",
+ "arled",
+ "arles",
+ "armed",
+ "armer",
+ "armet",
+ "armil",
+ "armor",
+ "arnas",
+ "arnut",
+ "aroba",
+ "aroha",
+ "aroid",
+ "aroma",
+ "arose",
+ "arpas",
+ "arpen",
+ "arrah",
+ "arras",
+ "array",
+ "arret",
+ "arris",
+ "arrow",
+ "arroz",
+ "arsed",
+ "arses",
+ "arsey",
+ "arsis",
+ "arson",
+ "artal",
+ "artel",
+ "artic",
+ "artis",
+ "artsy",
+ "aruhe",
+ "arums",
+ "arval",
+ "arvee",
+ "arvos",
+ "aryls",
+ "asana",
+ "ascon",
+ "ascot",
+ "ascus",
+ "asdic",
+ "ashed",
+ "ashen",
+ "ashes",
+ "ashet",
+ "aside",
+ "asked",
+ "asker",
+ "askew",
+ "askoi",
+ "askos",
+ "aspen",
+ "asper",
+ "aspic",
+ "aspie",
+ "aspis",
+ "aspro",
+ "assai",
+ "assam",
+ "assay",
+ "asses",
+ "asset",
+ "assez",
+ "assot",
+ "aster",
+ "astir",
+ "astun",
+ "asura",
+ "asway",
+ "aswim",
+ "asyla",
+ "ataps",
+ "ataxy",
+ "atigi",
+ "atilt",
+ "atimy",
+ "atlas",
+ "atman",
+ "atmas",
+ "atmos",
+ "atocs",
+ "atoke",
+ "atoks",
+ "atoll",
+ "atoms",
+ "atomy",
+ "atone",
+ "atony",
+ "atopy",
+ "atria",
+ "atrip",
+ "attap",
+ "attar",
+ "attic",
+ "atuas",
+ "audad",
+ "audio",
+ "audit",
+ "auger",
+ "aught",
+ "augur",
+ "aulas",
+ "aulic",
+ "auloi",
+ "aulos",
+ "aumil",
+ "aunes",
+ "aunts",
+ "aunty",
+ "aurae",
+ "aural",
+ "aurar",
+ "auras",
+ "aurei",
+ "aures",
+ "auric",
+ "auris",
+ "aurum",
+ "autos",
+ "auxin",
+ "avail",
+ "avale",
+ "avant",
+ "avast",
+ "avels",
+ "avens",
+ "avers",
+ "avert",
+ "avgas",
+ "avian",
+ "avine",
+ "avion",
+ "avise",
+ "aviso",
+ "avize",
+ "avoid",
+ "avows",
+ "avyze",
+ "await",
+ "awake",
+ "award",
+ "aware",
+ "awarn",
+ "awash",
+ "awato",
+ "awave",
+ "aways",
+ "awdls",
+ "aweel",
+ "aweto",
+ "awful",
+ "awing",
+ "awmry",
+ "awned",
+ "awner",
+ "awoke",
+ "awols",
+ "awork",
+ "axels",
+ "axial",
+ "axile",
+ "axils",
+ "axing",
+ "axiom",
+ "axion",
+ "axite",
+ "axled",
+ "axles",
+ "axman",
+ "axmen",
+ "axoid",
+ "axone",
+ "axons",
+ "ayahs",
+ "ayaya",
+ "ayelp",
+ "aygre",
+ "ayins",
+ "ayont",
+ "ayres",
+ "ayrie",
+ "azans",
+ "azide",
+ "azido",
+ "azine",
+ "azlon",
+ "azoic",
+ "azole",
+ "azons",
+ "azote",
+ "azoth",
+ "azuki",
+ "azure",
+ "azurn",
+ "azury",
+ "azygy",
+ "azyme",
+ "azyms",
+ "baaed",
+ "baals",
+ "babas",
+ "babel",
+ "babes",
+ "babka",
+ "baboo",
+ "babul",
+ "babus",
+ "bacca",
+ "bacco",
+ "baccy",
+ "bacha",
+ "bachs",
+ "backs",
+ "bacon",
+ "baddy",
+ "badge",
+ "badly",
+ "baels",
+ "baffs",
+ "baffy",
+ "bafts",
+ "bagel",
+ "baggy",
+ "baghs",
+ "bagie",
+ "bahts",
+ "bahus",
+ "bahut",
+ "bails",
+ "bairn",
+ "baisa",
+ "baith",
+ "baits",
+ "baiza",
+ "baize",
+ "bajan",
+ "bajra",
+ "bajri",
+ "bajus",
+ "baked",
+ "baken",
+ "baker",
+ "bakes",
+ "bakra",
+ "balas",
+ "balds",
+ "baldy",
+ "baled",
+ "baler",
+ "bales",
+ "balks",
+ "balky",
+ "balls",
+ "bally",
+ "balms",
+ "balmy",
+ "baloo",
+ "balsa",
+ "balti",
+ "balun",
+ "balus",
+ "bambi",
+ "banak",
+ "banal",
+ "banco",
+ "bancs",
+ "banda",
+ "bandh",
+ "bands",
+ "bandy",
+ "baned",
+ "banes",
+ "bangs",
+ "bania",
+ "banjo",
+ "banks",
+ "banns",
+ "bants",
+ "bantu",
+ "banty",
+ "banya",
+ "bapus",
+ "barbe",
+ "barbs",
+ "barby",
+ "barca",
+ "barde",
+ "bardo",
+ "bards",
+ "bardy",
+ "bared",
+ "barer",
+ "bares",
+ "barfi",
+ "barfs",
+ "barge",
+ "baric",
+ "barks",
+ "barky",
+ "barms",
+ "barmy",
+ "barns",
+ "barny",
+ "baron",
+ "barps",
+ "barra",
+ "barre",
+ "barro",
+ "barry",
+ "barye",
+ "basal",
+ "basan",
+ "based",
+ "basen",
+ "baser",
+ "bases",
+ "basho",
+ "basic",
+ "basij",
+ "basil",
+ "basin",
+ "basis",
+ "basks",
+ "bason",
+ "basse",
+ "bassi",
+ "basso",
+ "bassy",
+ "basta",
+ "baste",
+ "basti",
+ "basto",
+ "basts",
+ "batch",
+ "bated",
+ "bates",
+ "bathe",
+ "baths",
+ "batik",
+ "baton",
+ "batta",
+ "batts",
+ "battu",
+ "batty",
+ "bauds",
+ "bauks",
+ "baulk",
+ "baurs",
+ "bavin",
+ "bawds",
+ "bawdy",
+ "bawks",
+ "bawls",
+ "bawns",
+ "bawrs",
+ "bawty",
+ "bayed",
+ "bayer",
+ "bayes",
+ "bayle",
+ "bayou",
+ "bayts",
+ "bazar",
+ "bazoo",
+ "beach",
+ "beads",
+ "beady",
+ "beaks",
+ "beaky",
+ "beals",
+ "beams",
+ "beamy",
+ "beano",
+ "beans",
+ "beany",
+ "beard",
+ "beare",
+ "bears",
+ "beast",
+ "beath",
+ "beats",
+ "beaty",
+ "beaus",
+ "beaut",
+ "beaux",
+ "bebop",
+ "becap",
+ "becke",
+ "becks",
+ "bedad",
+ "bedel",
+ "bedes",
+ "bedew",
+ "bedim",
+ "bedye",
+ "beech",
+ "beedi",
+ "beefs",
+ "beefy",
+ "beeps",
+ "beers",
+ "beery",
+ "beets",
+ "befit",
+ "befog",
+ "begad",
+ "began",
+ "begar",
+ "begat",
+ "begem",
+ "beget",
+ "begin",
+ "begot",
+ "begum",
+ "begun",
+ "beige",
+ "beigy",
+ "being",
+ "beins",
+ "bekah",
+ "belah",
+ "belar",
+ "belay",
+ "belch",
+ "belee",
+ "belga",
+ "belie",
+ "belle",
+ "bells",
+ "belly",
+ "belon",
+ "below",
+ "belts",
+ "bemad",
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+ "wonks",
+ "wonky",
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+ "woods",
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+ "woofy",
+ "woold",
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+ "woose",
+ "woosh",
+ "wootz",
+ "woozy",
+ "words",
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+ "works",
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+ "yaars",
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+ "yeves",
+ "yewen",
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+ "yills",
+ "yince",
+ "yipes",
+ "yippy",
+ "yirds",
+ "yirks",
+ "yirrs",
+ "yirth",
+ "yites",
+ "yitie",
+ "ylems",
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+ "ylkes",
+ "ymolt",
+ "ympes",
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+ "yobby",
+ "yocks",
+ "yodel",
+ "yodhs",
+ "yodle",
+ "yogas",
+ "yogee",
+ "yoghs",
+ "yogic",
+ "yogin",
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+ "yoick",
+ "yojan",
+ "yoked",
+ "yokel",
+ "yoker",
+ "yokes",
+ "yokul",
+ "yolks",
+ "yolky",
+ "yomim",
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+ "yonks",
+ "yoofs",
+ "yoops",
+ "yores",
+ "yorks",
+ "yorps",
+ "youks",
+ "young",
+ "yourn",
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+ "yourt",
+ "youse",
+ "youth",
+ "yowed",
+ "yowes",
+ "yowie",
+ "yowls",
+ "yowza",
+ "yrapt",
+ "yrent",
+ "yrivd",
+ "yrneh",
+ "ysame",
+ "ytost",
+ "yuans",
+ "yucas",
+ "yucca",
+ "yucch",
+ "yucko",
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+ "yucky",
+ "yufts",
+ "yugas",
+ "yuked",
+ "yukes",
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+ "yukos",
+ "yulan",
+ "yules",
+ "yummo",
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+ "yumps",
+ "yupon",
+ "yuppy",
+ "yurta",
+ "yurts",
+ "yuzus",
+ "zabra",
+ "zacks",
+ "zaida",
+ "zaidy",
+ "zaire",
+ "zakat",
+ "zaman",
+ "zambo",
+ "zamia",
+ "zanja",
+ "zante",
+ "zanza",
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+ "zappy",
+ "zarfs",
+ "zaris",
+ "zatis",
+ "zaxes",
+ "zayin",
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+ "zebus",
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+ "zesty",
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+ "zexes",
+ "zezes",
+ "zhomo",
+ "zibet",
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+ "zigan",
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+ "zilch",
+ "zilla",
+ "zills",
+ "zimbi",
+ "zimbs",
+ "zinco",
+ "zincs",
+ "zincy",
+ "zineb",
+ "zines",
+ "zings",
+ "zingy",
+ "zinke",
+ "zinky",
+ "zippo",
+ "zippy",
+ "ziram",
+ "zitis",
+ "zizel",
+ "zizit",
+ "zlote",
+ "zloty",
+ "zoaea",
+ "zobos",
+ "zobus",
+ "zocco",
+ "zoeae",
+ "zoeal",
+ "zoeas",
+ "zoism",
+ "zoist",
+ "zombi",
+ "zonae",
+ "zonal",
+ "zonda",
+ "zoned",
+ "zoner",
+ "zones",
+ "zonks",
+ "zooea",
+ "zooey",
+ "zooid",
+ "zooks",
+ "zooms",
+ "zoons",
+ "zooty",
+ "zoppa",
+ "zoppo",
+ "zoril",
+ "zoris",
+ "zorro",
+ "zouks",
+ "zowee",
+ "zowie",
+ "zulus",
+ "zupan",
+ "zupas",
+ "zuppa",
+ "zurfs",
+ "zuzim",
+ "zygal",
+ "zygon",
+ "zymes",
+ "zymic"}
diff --git a/src/main.go b/src/main.go
@@ -0,0 +1,51 @@
+package main
+
+import (
+ "fmt"
+
+ "git.hanabi.in/dev/wordle-cli/src/algos"
+ "git.hanabi.in/dev/wordle-cli/src/utils"
+)
+
+const (
+ chances = 6
+ word_size = 5
+)
+
+func main() {
+ answer := utils.SelectAnswer()
+ guesses := startGuessing(answer)
+ fmt.Printf("Answer was: %s.\n", answer)
+ utils.PrintShare(guesses)
+}
+
+func startGuessing(answer string) []string {
+
+ var alphabet = utils.InitAlphabetTable()
+ var anslookup = algos.GenAnsLookup(answer)
+ var colouredChoices = []string{}
+ fmt.Printf("Guess a %d-letter word. You have %d tries.\n", word_size, chances)
+
+ for i := 0; i < chances; i++ { // not range, because i is being modified.
+ utils.GuessPrompt(i + 1) // 1-based indexing
+ guess, err := utils.GetValidGuess(word_size)
+ if err != nil {
+ i-- // Invalid input, reset current chance counter
+ fmt.Printf("%v", err)
+ continue
+ }
+ if guess != answer {
+ colour_string := algos.GetColours(answer, guess, anslookup, alphabet)
+ colouredChoices = append(colouredChoices, colour_string)
+ utils.PrintColouredGuess(colour_string, guess)
+ utils.PrintColouredAlpha(alphabet)
+ }
+ if guess == answer {
+ colour_string := "GGGGG" // If the answer was correct, GetColours is not called, hence hard-coding.
+ colouredChoices = append(colouredChoices, colour_string)
+ fmt.Println("Correct guess!")
+ return colouredChoices
+ }
+ }
+ return colouredChoices
+}
diff --git a/src/utils/fns.go b/src/utils/fns.go
@@ -0,0 +1,142 @@
+package utils
+
+import (
+ "fmt"
+ "math/rand"
+ "strings"
+
+ "git.hanabi.in/dev/wordle-cli/src/algos"
+ "git.hanabi.in/dev/wordle-cli/src/colours"
+ "git.hanabi.in/dev/wordle-cli/src/data"
+)
+
+// From a pre-defined sorted list of words, pick a random word which is the answer.
+func SelectAnswer() string {
+ words := []string{}
+ for _, elem := range data.Words {
+ words = append(words, elem)
+ }
+ algos.Shuffle(words)
+ index := rand.Intn(len(words))
+ return words[index]
+}
+
+// Create a lookup table for alphabet, initialise them to grey colour.
+func InitAlphabetTable() algos.Lookup {
+ var alphabet_table = make(algos.Lookup, 0)
+ letters := "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"
+ for _, elem := range letters {
+ letter_char := string(elem)
+ alphabet_table[letter_char] = colours.Code_grey
+ }
+ return alphabet_table
+}
+
+// Check if the word is of the size of answer. Returns true if size mismatch.
+func IsWrongGuessSize(guess string, word_size int) bool {
+ return len(guess) != word_size
+}
+
+// Get user input for the guess, and process it (lower case)
+func FetchGuess() string {
+ var guess string
+ fmt.Scanf("%s", &guess)
+ guess = strings.ToLower(guess)
+ return guess
+}
+
+// Check if guessed word is not in the list of possible words. Returns true if not found.
+func IsNotValidWord(guess string) bool {
+ idx := algos.BinarySearch(data.Words, guess)
+ return idx == -1
+}
+
+// returns either a valid guess, XOR an error.
+func GetValidGuess(word_size int) (string, error) {
+ guess := FetchGuess()
+ if IsWrongGuessSize(guess, word_size) {
+ error_msg := fmt.Errorf("Word should be of length %d.\n", word_size)
+ return guess, error_msg
+ }
+ if IsNotValidWord(guess) {
+ error_msg := fmt.Errorf("Not a valid word.\n")
+ return guess, error_msg
+ }
+ return guess, nil
+}
+
+// Print the guess prompt.
+func GuessPrompt(chance int) {
+ msg := colours.Bold(fmt.Sprintf("Guess #%d?: ", chance))
+ fmt.Print(msg)
+}
+
+// Look at colour_string (Y,G,R) and print the characters of word in colour.
+func PrintColouredGuess(colour_string, word string) {
+ for idx, word_elem := range word {
+ col_str_char := string(colour_string[idx])
+ word_char := string(word_elem)
+ if col_str_char == "R" {
+ fmt.Print(colours.Red(word_char))
+ } else if col_str_char == "Y" {
+ fmt.Print(colours.Yellow(word_char))
+ } else if col_str_char == "G" {
+ fmt.Print(colours.Green(word_char))
+ }
+ }
+ fmt.Println()
+}
+
+// Print coloured alphabet for aiding which words to guess.
+func PrintColouredAlpha(alphabet algos.Lookup) {
+ kbd_rows := []string{"qwertyuiop", "asdfghjkl", "zxcvbnm"} // keyboard layout printing.
+ for _, kbd_row := range kbd_rows {
+ for _, kbd_key := range kbd_row {
+ kbd_key_char := string(kbd_key)
+ char_col_code := alphabet[kbd_key_char]
+ if char_col_code == colours.Code_grey {
+ fmt.Print(colours.Grey(kbd_key_char))
+ } else if char_col_code == colours.Code_red {
+ fmt.Print(colours.Red(kbd_key_char))
+ } else if char_col_code == colours.Code_yellow {
+ fmt.Print(colours.Yellow(kbd_key_char))
+ } else if char_col_code == colours.Code_green {
+ fmt.Print(colours.Green(kbd_key_char))
+ }
+ fmt.Print(" ")
+ }
+ fmt.Println()
+ }
+ fmt.Println()
+}
+
+// Print share emoji.
+func PrintShare(guesses []string) {
+ if shouldPrintShareEmojis() {
+ fmt.Println()
+ for _, row := range guesses {
+ for _, elem_byte := range row {
+ elem := string(elem_byte)
+ if elem == "R" {
+ fmt.Print("🌑")
+ } else if elem == "Y" {
+ fmt.Print("🌕")
+ } else if elem == "G" {
+ fmt.Print("✅")
+ }
+ }
+ fmt.Println()
+ }
+ }
+}
+
+// Prompt if the share emojies be printed.
+func shouldPrintShareEmojis() bool {
+ var ans string
+ fmt.Print(colours.Bold("Share your results?[yN]: "))
+ fmt.Scanf("%s", &ans)
+ if ans == "Y" || ans == "y" {
+ return true
+ }
+ return false
+}
