Wordle Solver is a command-line app that helps you win a Wordle game.
- Make sure you have Python 3.8 installed.
pip install .
Just call wordlesolver and that's it:
wordlesolver
WordleSolver - Round 1 - ● ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
Here are my suggestions:
tares lanes mores
What was your guess? tares
What was the result? wcwww
WordleSolver - Round 2 - ● ● ○ ○ ○ ○
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Here are my suggestions:
daily gaily candy
What was your guess? The game will interactively ask you what word you guessed with, and how the game responded.
The response string is 5 letters long and consisting only of either w, m, or c.
- w means your letter is wrong and the game shows it in a grey background.
- m is for misplaced letters and has an orange background.
- c is for correct letters and has a green background.
WordleSolver will not guarantee to win you in 1 round. It has a 0.002% chance of giving you a first-round victory. You have to be either incredibly lucky or smart to do better than that.
WordleSolver has a 34% chance of giving you a 4th round victory, and a 24% chance at the 5th.
WordleSolver's prediction algorithms is only 91.8% stable. This means the program will either fail to give you a solution at the 6th round or there's still a corner case where it cannot make any more predictions (especially if the Wordle has repeating letters).
There is no way to undo wrong inputs in the game; you just have to start all-over again.
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Prepare your development environment:
git clone <this-project> && cd wordlesolver python3 -m venv .venv source .venv/bin/activate pip install -U pip -e .[dev]
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Run unit tests:
pytest
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Run unit tests code coverage:
pytest --cov-report=html open htmlcov/index.html
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Run stability tests (4 to 5 hours):
pipenv run pytest --runslow -s > stability_tests.txt