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Wurdil - A Wordle Clone



What?

A Wordle clone in React, TypeScript, with Vite, tested with Cypress with a side order of framer-motion.

Why?

I was looking for something easy(?) to build to practice using TypeScript. I also wanted a project that I could build in other frameworks (once I learn them! 😀). Threw framer-motion in there as I'd been meaning to try it out since discovering it. I also needed a project for my portfolio.

Ended up taking a deep dive on custom hooks towards the end of this project. The result of that is here. It's just me working my way through the react-use useLocalStorage hook and dumping my thoughts into a repo.

Could This Be Useful to You?

There's an ISSUES.md file that is a brain dump of most of the issues I encountered working on this project. There's also a DEVNOTES.md file that is a kind of a plan, todo, brain dump of my process. Dubious usefulness all round.

Getting Started

- Bootstrapped with Vite so:
  • clone it
  • npm i
  • npm run dev

Help!

Feel free to contact me with questions!

Contributors

Just lil old me.

Learnings

If there's one thing I learned from this project it's that you should use more emojis in your README. Furthermore, the name Dumpster Fire Edition, or DFE for the cool kids, reflects how I felt about my code while I was writing it.