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import streamlit as st
from streamlit_extras.stateful_button import button # for button that can maintain its clicked state
import random # for showing random words
from wordle_functions import * # for wordle solving
import plotly.express as px # for plots
from plots import * # for plots
### Page header
st.title("Wordle Wizard 🧙")
### Loading in official word list
official_words = []
with open("data/official_words_processed.txt", "r", encoding = "utf-8") as f:
for word in f.read().split("\n"):
if len(word) == 5:
official_words.append(word)
f.close() # closes connection to file
### Examples of words to use
sugg_words = []
for i in range(0, 20):
ran_int = random.randint(0, len(official_words) - 1)
word = official_words[ran_int]
sugg_words.append(word)
### for guess length validation of both guesses
valid_guesses = True
### Generate Examples Button
st.write('Please enter a starting word and a target word, and click the "Abracadabra" button to have the puzzle solved.\n')
st.write('If you would like some examples of words you can use, click the button below.\n')
# gen_egs = st.button('Show Me Words')
if st.button('Show Me Words', key = "button1"):
st.write(f"There are {len(official_words)} in the official Wordle word list. Here are {len(sugg_words)} of them.")
st.write(f"{sugg_words}\n")
# user starting word
starting_word = st.text_input("Enter starting word here")
starting_word = starting_word.strip().replace(" ", "").lower()
if len(starting_word) != 5:
valid_guesses = False
st.write('Please double check and make sure there are exactly 5 letters in the starting word.\n')
# user target word
target_word = st.text_input("Enter target word here")
target_word = target_word.strip().replace(" ", "").lower()
if len(target_word) != 5:
valid_guesses = False
st.write('Please double check and make sure there are exactly 5 letters in the target word.\n')
### Solving
# solve_button = st.button('Abracadabra')
if button('Abracadabra', key = "button2"): # button to make everything run
if valid_guesses == True: # ensure words are the correct lengths
# if (starting_word.isalpha() and target_word.isalpha()): # checking there's no punctuation
if not (starting_word.isalpha() and target_word.isalpha()): # if the passed words don't check every criterion
st.write("Please check again that the starting word and target word only contain letter and are both 5 letters in length. Once they are, click the 'Abracadabra' button once more.")
else: # if all is right in the wordle wizard world
# if either of them isn't in the list, temporarily add them to the list. This doesn't impact things much and will save a ton of error headaches
if starting_word not in official_words:
official_words.append(starting_word)
if target_word not in official_words:
official_words.append(target_word)
# puzzle solution
wordle_wizard(word_list = official_words, max_guesses = 6, guess = starting_word, target = target_word, random_guess = False, random_target = False, verbose = True, drama = 0, return_stats = False, record = False)
# post-solution prompt
st.write("Curious about what the number beside each word means? Click the button below to find out!")
# show plot and info
if button(label = "More info", key = "button3"):
# show plot of letters distribution
count_plot()
st.write("This is a distribution of the frequencies of all letters in the Wordle word list used in this app. The higher a given letter's count is, the more likely it is that that letter will be able to tell us something about the target word in a Wordle puzzle.\n")
st.write("The rating of each letter corresponds to approximately the percentage of all words of the ~2300 words of the list used for this game in which the given word's letters appear. This means that, for a word with a rating of 30 (see below), its letters show up in 30\% of the words of the entire word list. Since we cannot possibly have all 26 letters of the English alphabet in one 5-letter word, this rating can only really be used to compare one word to another. Using more highly-rated words should generally result in getting to the target word in fewer guesses than using lower-rated words.\n")
# show plot of best and worst words
words_plot()
st.write("By averaging the respective ratings of the letters in each word, we can assign it a relative score. By this rating system, here are the top 5 words, the middle 5 words, and the worst 5 words of the entire Wordle word list in terms of their respective ratings.\n\n")
st.write("If you're interested in learning more about the theory of how Wordle Wizard actually works, check out this blog post (https://medium.com/@kmaurinjones/how-i-beat-wordle-once-and-for-all-322c8641a70d), that describes everything mentioned here (and more!) in greater detail.\n")
st.write("-----------------------------\n")
st.write("\nThanks for checking out Wordle Wizard! If you have any feedback or requests for additions to this app, shoot me an email at kmaurinjones@gmail.com.") |