About
Wordle is a web-based word game created by Josh Wardle in which players get six attempts to guess a five-letter word, with a new puzzle released daily. wordle (Haskell) is a terminal-UI implementation of Wordle written in Haskell, distributed via Stack or as a prebuilt binary. Beyond a daily mode using the original Wordle word list, it adds an infinite play mode with configurable word length, attempt count, and custom target/guess dictionaries, plus emoji or ASCII result sharing.
How it differs from the original
It extends the original with an infinite play mode and configurable word length, attempt limits, and custom dictionaries, none of which the original Wordle offers; a hard mode is planned but not yet implemented.
Getting started
Install from source with Stack (`stack install`) or download a prebuilt binary from the releases page. Launch with `wordle` for infinite mode by default, or pass `-d`/`--daily` for the daily mode; command-line flags let you set custom dictionaries, word length, and attempt count, and `-h` lists all options.