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Pydle

A word game similar to Wordle, implemented in Python!

Features

  • Randomly selects a 5 letter word from over 5000 possibilities
  • Tells you what letters are in the right position, which are present in the word but not in the right place, and which are not in the word at all
  • Seed-based, so the word is the same when run on a given day - just like the real thing!
  • Coloured output similar to the original game - with thanks to @sgoudham

Prerequisites & Running

To run from source, you'll need to have Python installed and accessible on your system.

  • Download the repository locally
  • Open a terminal in the src folder
  • Enter python pydle.py in the terminal window.
  • And enjoy! Compiled binaries are provided in the releases section for Windows and Unix systems. For Windows, the exe can run as-is. For MacOS/Linux, download the pydle file, adn in a terminal window run the command chmod +x /path/pydle, then pydle while still in the directory.

Future

I don't anticipate spending a huge amount of time on this in the near future, but small things I'd like to throw in are:

  • Validate that users word is an actual real word

License

Published under GPL, so go nuts! Contributions and forks of any stripe welcome :)