Accompanying blog posts!: Part 1, Part 2
To run this solver, you must edit the solver.py file. In it, you will find a string that looks something like:
board_string = '''
A B C D E F G H I J K
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| | | | | | t | | | p | | | 4
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| | | f | i | n | o | | | a | | | 5
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| | | | | | w | o | r | d | s | | 6
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'''Edit this string so that it looks like your current board configuration,
making sure that everything lines up straight. This will create a Board
class with this as its config. Below this, you will find an instance of
a Solver class. Feed this your current letters, for example 'djfpeys',
by editing the my_letters variable and run the print_solutions method.
This will output all possible plays in order of highest score.
Currently there is no functionailty for blank tiles but hopefully I will be able to add this soon. Pull requests welcome!
Enjoy and use responsibly! ;)
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