Those links will fetch the CSS for both Animate.css and Toastr. To include them in your project, add the following links to the head of your index.html file. You're going to be using a JavaScript library called Toastr for in-game notifications and a CSS library called Animate.css for the board animations. The HTML code creates a header for our game and makes the container for the game board. Inside build, create an HTML file and name it index.html.
Install live-server by typing the following in your terminal : npm install live-server HTML Setup This step is optional, but saves you the trouble of reloading the page after every change to the source code. You'll be using a development server called live-server. Call this folder build.Īfter you've done that, set up your development server. First, you need to create a folder for all the source code of our clone. Making the on-screen keyboard generate inputīefore building the game, you need to get some components in place.These are the steps you'll be taking to build the Wordle clone: This tutorial assumes a basic understanding of: You can check out a demo of the finished project here. This tutorial is intended for beginner front-end developers that want to build a fun, vanilla JavaScript project. The article also doesn't cover the functionality that generates game statistics. This article covers the core game logic but does not implement sharing your results. In this article, you will be recreating the guessing game Wordle.
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