Code I used to find some solutions to Wordle.
The solutions can be found in "solutinos/".
The notation for hints is 'g' for green hints, 'y' for yellow hints, and 'b' for black (or grey) hints.
The ones with the ending "*.pp.txt" should be pretty-printed in a manner than humans can parse:
Play "swift". If the hint is "bbbby", play "carny". Then if the hint is "bbgby", play "myrrh" and you've won ^o^/.
One caveat is that "myrrh" doesn't enter the official word list. For more details, please see my blog post, Adventures in Wordle, or examine the comments in the code.
Included are some Wordle assistant classes:
I suggest running with:
> python -i words.py
SWordle parses a skeletal solution (*.pp.txt) and OWordle parses a 'full' solution (*.pickle) for you if you want a guaranteed 'win' (assuming new 5-letter words aren't added to the 12,972 currently allowed for guessing).
>>> s = SWordle(swift_solution2)
Please play 'swift' for move 1.
>>> s.move('bbbby')
Please play 'tater' for move 2.
'tater'
>>> s.move('ybbbb')
Please play 'goony' for move 3.
'goony'
>>> s.move('bgbyb')
You have won with 'month' in 4 moves.
'month'
GWordle performs a greedy search to recommend the next move, so you can start with any word you like.
GWordle outputs the top 13 moves and the worst-case size of bucket of possible words (but you can examine the score of any word via *.options or *.get_options_dic()).
At each stage *.words allows one to view the possible goals, which enables one to have some poetic fun with the route to victory :>
If a move is not supplied, GWordle assumes you took its top choice.
>>> xo = GWordle(possible_words=official_goals)
>>> xo.rec('bbbby', 'swift')
There are 178 possible words. The best 13 options are:
[(11, 'tater'), (11, 'throe'), (12, 'hoary'), (12, 'potae'), (12, 'rotte'), (12, 'tetra'), (12, 'thrae'), (12, 'troth'), (13, 'haole'), (13, 'harem'), (13, 'hater'), (13, 'lotte'), (13, 'mater')].
'tater'
>>> xo.rec('ybbbb')
There are 10 possible words. The best 13 options are:
[(1, 'bumph'), (1, 'chump'), (1, 'chums'), (1, 'loony'), (1, 'mouch'), (1, 'mouth'), (1, 'mucho'), (1, 'mulch'), (1, 'mulsh'), (1, 'munch'), (1, 'mutch'), (1, 'rhumb'), (1, 'thumb')].
'bumph'
>>> xo.rec('gbgbg', 'munch')
You will win with 'month' in 4 moves.
'month'
words.txt -- 12,972 words that can be used as guesses in Wordle.
wordle_answers_alphabetical.txt -- 2315 words that were scraped from the website as "official goals".
best_1k.txt -- 1000 good starting moves.
best_quints_25.txt -- quintuplets of words that cover 24-25 letters.
sgb-words.txt -- 5755 words assembled for a Word Ladder by Donald Knuth.
swiftlover6_official_plays.txt -- Simulated plays for each official goal.
swiftlover6_all_plays.txt -- Simulated plays for each goal.
words.py -- The main code. The interactive content is near the end of the file.