added requirements

app.py

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 import streamlit as st
+from streamlit_extras.stateful_button import button
 import random
 from wordle_functions import *
 import plotly.express as px
@@ -31,8 +32,9 @@ 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', key = str)
-if gen_egs:
+# gen_egs = st.button('Show Me Words')
+
+if 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")
 
@@ -51,8 +53,8 @@ if len(target_word) != 5:
     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 solve_button: # button to make everything run
+# 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 criteria
@@ -72,11 +74,7 @@ if solve_button: # button to make everything run
             st.write("Curious about what the number beside each word means? Click the button below to find out!")
 
             # show plot and info
-            more_info_button = st.button(label = "More info")
-
-            # if button is clicked
-            if more_info_button:
-
+            if button(label = "More info", key = "button3")
                 # show plot of letters distribution
                 count_plot()
                 st.write(label = "This is a distribution of the frequencies of all letters in the Wordle word list I 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")

app_OLD.py

@@ -0,0 +1,91 @@
+import streamlit as st
+from streamlit_extras.stateful_button import button
+import random
+from wordle_functions import *
+import plotly.express as px
+from plots import *
+
+### 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', key = str)
+if gen_egs:
+    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 solve_button: # 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 criteria
+            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 aren'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
+            more_info_button = st.button(label = "More info")
+
+            # if button is clicked
+            if more_info_button:
+
+                # show plot of letters distribution
+                count_plot()
+                st.write(label = "This is a distribution of the frequencies of all letters in the Wordle word list I 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(label = "The rating of each word 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, its letters show up in a total of 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(label = "By this same rating system, here are the top 5 words, the middle 5 words, and the worst 5 words of the entire Wordle word list.\n\n")
+                st.write(label = "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("\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.")