Using the list of all possible Wordle solutions, this application helps you reduce the number of guesses to find today's solution. This application provides two user interfaces: a command-line tool and a chrome extension.
Install node.js, then:
$ git clone https://github.com/greggzigler/wordlecheat.git
$ cd wordlecheat
$ npm install
$ npm run build
No extra setup required
$ npm run test
- Open Wordle in a browser.
- On the command line run
npm run cheat. - Enter the
Guess lettersonto the browser. - Enter the first letters of the browser
Response Colorsonto the command line.
$ npm run cheat
> wordlecheat@1.0.0 cheat
> node index.js
Instructions:
1. Enter Guess letters onto Wordle website;
2. Enter Response colors onto command line; for example,
enter BBGYG for black-black-green-yellow-green
Wordle guess: teary (2315)
Wordle response: BBBBB
Wordle guess: solid (198)
Wordle response: GBYYB
Wordle guess: sling (6)
Wordle response: GYGBB
Wordle guess: spill (3)
Wordle response: GBGGG
Wordle guess: swill (2)
Wordle response: GGGGG
Open the Chrome browser, then:
- open a tab at
chrome://extensions/ - click the
Load unpackedbutton - select the
wordlecheat/chrome-extensionfolder - click the
Extensionsicon in the top right corner - click the Pin icon by the
WordleCheatentry - click the
Wicon and see the popup dialog - click the
Go To Wordlebutton
You should see the normal Wordle page, except now there's an I'm cheating! confession near the top.
See test README
- click a button under
Proposed Guesses - click the
Enterbutton - repeat until game is solved