Flutter Wordle clone
I wanted to challenge myself after writing a version of Wordle using F#, so I decided to try Flutter. This was a fun project, since Flutter allows for rapid feedback cycles during UI development.
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I tried to implement the majority of features seen in the actual Wordle game. Here’s a list of features:
- displays shake animation when a word doesn’t exist in the word list or is shorter than five characters
- flips the letter tiles in a staggered manner when a guess is accepted
- gives feeback phrases when winning the game
- updates keyboard to show used letters with appropriate colors
- tracks game stats and persists them to the device (tested on iOS and Android, but may work in Chrome as well)
- generates a random word to guess for every new game (this is different than the official Wordle which generates a random word once a day)
TODO:
animate winning word tiles- implement hard mode
- implement dark/light theme settings
implement rules screen- implement logic to generate a new word once a day that matches official game
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