[EPIC] Wordle-Like Game #1
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For a simple experimental game, I'd like to create a small chat game that's similar to Wordle that runs through the following .
A user (possibly a mod) starts the game , and the bot Picks a secret word based on input or default number of char
Loop : Listen for single word that fit the number of char as Guess word and not a command (i.e., not with a command prefix)
This issue is an epic to define general requirements and design
The following might be helpful : https://dictionaryapi.com/products/index
There are a few dictionary related APIs . But I'll need an API to :
When considering dictionary/word APIs, I need to consider their API limits (e.g., limited number of free calls for day) and ensure the game is restrained to those limits
From Ryan
you could queue the last few responses and then after a few seconds respond to the closest guess