viewof badGuessColor = Inputs.color({value: "#bb0000"})
viewof goodGuessColor = Inputs.color({value: "#16a716"})
viewof outerCirclerColor = Inputs.color({value: "#e5c348"})
viewof backgroundColor = Inputs.color({value: "#dbd6d6"})
focus = {
//feels like there's a better way to do this
guess;
document.getElementById('guess').focus()
}
drawRecord = (x) => {
return htl.html.fragment `<tr>
<td style="color:${x.points ? goodGuessColor : badGuessColor}">${x.guess}</td>
<td style="color:${x.points ? goodGuessColor : badGuessColor}">${x.currentWord}</td>
<td>${x.currentWord.length}</td>
</tr>
`
}
circlePts = (word,cx,cy,r) => {
let letters = word.split('')
let n = word.length
let angle = Math.PI * 2 / n
const pts = []
for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) {
pts.push({
x: cx + r * Math.cos(i*angle),
y: cy + r * Math.sin(i*angle),
letter: letters[i]
})
}
return pts
}
guessValue = {
while(true){
try {yield document.getElementById('guess').value.toUpperCase()}
catch {yield Promises.delay(100)}
}
}
handleEnter = (guess) => {
const isGoodGuess = guess.toUpperCase() === currentWord
const points = isGoodGuess ? 1 : 0
let scoreAfter = score + points
mutable score = scoreAfter
const ts = new Date()
log({guess: guess.toUpperCase(), currentWord, isGoodGuess, points})
mutable currentWord = pickWord(wordLengthBounds[0], wordLengthBounds[1])
}
mutable currentWord = pickWord(wordLengthBounds[0], wordLengthBounds[1])
splitCurrent = splitWordInHalf(currentWord)
splitGuess = [guessValue.slice(0,splitCurrent[0].length), guessValue.slice(splitCurrent[0].length)]
mutable history = []
mutable score = 0
log = (data) => {
mutable history = [data, ...history]
}
import {pickWord} from '@a-lexwein/find-a-big-word-boggle-like'
import {rangeSlider} from '@mootari/range-slider@1312'
splitWordInHalf = word => {
let i = Math.ceil(word.length / 2)
const halves = [word.slice(0, i), word.slice(i)]
return halves.map(x => _.shuffle(x).join(''))
}
things to improve
colored feedback on input
validate correct guess that's not from seed
Think through colors
responsive sizing
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