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wordle-wordlist
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easy way to fetch wordle's wordlist
First install the module:
npm i wordle-wordlist
Import the module
var wordlist = require("wordle-wordlist")
Access the latest wordlist:
wordlist.guesses()
wordlist.answers()
wordlist.all()
NOTE: ALL FUNCTIONS RETURN PROMISES!!!
MAKE SURE TO USE A PROMISE OR await
EXAMPLE USAGE:
var wordlist = require("wordle-wordlist")
var allowedGuesses;
wordlist.guesses().then((words) => {
allowedGuesses = words;
}).catch((e) => {
console.log(e)
})
console.log(allowedGuesses) //array of words in alphabetical order
Example with async/await
var wordlist = require("wordle-wordlist")
async function go() {
var allowedGuesses = await wordlist.guesses()
console.log(allowedGuesses) //array of words in alphabetical order
}
well don't worry, you can use the cache wordlist.
I will try to keep it up to date, but no guarantees.
var wordlist = require("wordle-wordlist")
var guessesOnly = wordlist.cache.guesses
var answersOnly = wordlist.cache.answers
var allWords = wordlist.cache.all
FAQs
An easy way to fetch wordle's wordlist!
We found that wordle-wordlist demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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