Spellingbee is a command line program (and reusable library) for discovering answers to the daily NYT spelling bee challenge. It also shows each answer's score and highlights any pangram answers.
Use Rust's cargo tool to install Spellingbee.
$ cargo install spellingbee
$ spellingbee o cbiprt # if $PATH contains `~/.cargo/bin`Please contact me or create a new issue if you would like to have downloadable installers for your platform rather than use cargo.
Spellingbee can be invoked on the command line once it is installed. Simply pass the required letter as the first argument, and then all of the other letters as the second argument.
You can also use the -d path/to/dictionary if you would like to use an
alternative word list. The default world list uses your operating system's
dictionary which contains many more words than the NYT spelling bee game will
accept.
For additional information on using the command line tool invoke the tool like
this: spellingbee --help.
Spellingbee is also available as a reusable Rust library. The latest API documentation is available from a link on spellingbee's crates.io page.
Generally all you need is the check_word function, as seen here in this
example:
use spellingbee::check_word;
assert!(check_word("loon", 'o', "unrlap").is_some());Make sure you install Rust on your computer before building.
$ git clone [email protected]:smacdo/spellingbee.git
$ cd spellingbee
$ cargo test
$ cargo run -- o cbiprtPull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.