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Stress Match Game

A follow-on to the wildly successful rhyme-match-game, this uses the Academic Word List (Coxhead, 2000) as the basis for matching which words have similar stress patterns. It uses Preact because awesome!

patterns available in the app

The patterns are as follows:

  • STRESSED, unstressed (example: colleague)

  • unstressed, STRESSED (example: persist)

  • STRESSED, unstressed, unstressed (example: marginal)

  • unstressed, STRESSED, unstressed (example: adjacent)

local dev

npm install && npm start

simple security testing - locally

(uses is-website-vulnerable)

npm run test:security, which pulls the latest image for lirantai/is-website-vulnerable and runs inside the container.

production build (recommended to deploy on netlify)

npm run build

based off the work of Seif Ghezala in this article.

This will eventually be an offline first way for EFL students to practice identifying words that contain similar stress patterns.

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