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Another wordle-implementation (just as an example I found recently, in the event it may be unknown yet): https://github.com/velorek1/cwordle #25

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rubyFeedback opened this issue Feb 28, 2022 · 1 comment

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@rubyFeedback
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Hey there Andy and every other wordle fan,

I recently found (via reddit) cwordle! \o/

https://github.com/velorek1/cwordle

I did not test it yet, so I think the only point of this issue, which can be
closed just fine, is to point at the screenshot. Terminal does not look
as nice as a GUI, though. At the least he is using colours! :D

(It may be interesting for the glimmer suite to explore commandline
and TUIs too one day. Not sure if there are alternatives to ncurses,
I absolutely hate the ncurses API so I can not even recommend
anyone else to look into it when I hate it myself. But there are some
TUIs which are quite nice in ruby, I remember having used them
myself for a little while in the past. Could be interesting for glimmer
to, one day, explore that too, but anyway, my intention is not to
take off time. Keep the glimmer-dsl-swt videos flowing! \o/ )

@AndyObtiva
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A TUI Glimmer Wordle is a good idea. It can be considered in the future once there is a Glimmer DSL for TUI (or Glimmer DSL for ncurses that hides ncurses so you don't have to use directly).

I am re-opening as a TUI Glimmer Wordle issue even if it won't be implemented right away.

@AndyObtiva AndyObtiva reopened this Oct 17, 2023
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