c0ffee

Find words like "coffee" (#C0FFEE) which can be written as hexadecimal number.

Sample code in Haskell: app/Main.hs

Example

coffee(#C0FFEE) adobe(#AD0BE) accel(#ACCE1) access(#ACCE55) alfalfa(#A1FA1FA) bool(#B001) bossa(#B055A) cascade(#CA5CADE) codec(#C0DEC) dazzle(#DA221E) deal(#DEA1) decade(#DECADE) elsa(#E15A) facade(#FACADE) feel(#FEE1) foldable(#F01DAB1E) label(#1ABE1) offload(#0FF10AD) sabae(#5ABAE) saddle(#5ADD1E) safe(#5AFE) sales(#5A1E5) scala(#5CA1A) scale(#5CA1E) seed(#5EED) zelda(#2E1DA) ...

Rules

• Getting a list of English words from words.txt in english-words.

• The letters 'A' to 'F' and 'a' to 'f' could be written as hexadecimal number as usual.

• The letter 'I' could be written as number 1.

• The letter 'O' could be written as number 0.

• The letter 'S' could be written as number 5.

• The letter 'Z' could be written as number 2.

• The letter 'l' could be written as number 1.

• The letter 'o' could be written as number 0.

• The letter 'q' could be written as number 9.

• The letter 's' could be written as number 5.

• The letter 'z' could be written as number 2.

Prerequisite

• This project using programming language Haskell, so you need Stack build tool properly installd to run example code.
• Download words.txt to the current directory.

How to use

To just run example

$ stack run < words.txt

To build executeble

$ stack build

To install and run example

$ stack install
$ ~/.local/bin/c0ffee-exe < words.txt