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(* ::Package:: *)
(* ::Title:: *)
(*Salad Bowl Game*)
Clear["SaladBowl`*"]
Begin["SaladBowl`"]
SaladBowl`SaladBowl
SaladBowl`CreateGame
SaladBowl`AddForm
(* ::Section:: *)
(*File Layout*)
$basedir:="SaladBowl"
gamedir[gameid_]:=FileNameJoin[{$basedir,saladHash[gameid]}]
gameitemsdir[gameid_]:=FileNameJoin[{gamedir[gameid],"items"}]
gameuserdir[gameid_]:=FileNameJoin[{gamedir[gameid],"users"}]
gameplayfile[gameid_]:=FileNameJoin[{gamedir[gameid],"play"}]
gameuserfile[gameid_,userid_]:=FileNameJoin[{gameuserdir[gameid],saladHash[userid]}]
$cloudbasedir="SaladBowl";
$cloudsourcefile=CloudObject[FileNameJoin[{CloudObject[$cloudbasedir],"SaladBowl.wl"}],Permissions->"Public"];
(* ::Section:: *)
(*Game set up*)
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"whiten", "whitened", "whitener", "whiteness", "whitening", "whiteout", "whitetail", "whitewash", "whitewashed", "whitewater", "whither", "whiting", "whitish", "whittle", "whittler", "whiz", "who", "whoa", "whodunit", "whoever", "whole", "wholehearted", "wholeheartedly", "wholeheartedness", "wholemeal", "wholeness", "wholesale", "wholesaler", "wholesome", "wholesomely", "wholesomeness", "wholly", "whom", "whomever", "whomsoever", "whoop", "whoopee", "whooper", "whoops", "whoosh", "whop", "whopper", "whopping", "whorl", "whorled", "whose", "whoso", "whosoever", "why", "wick", "wicked", "wickedly", "wickedness", "wicker", "wickerwork", "wicket", "wide", "widely", "widen", "wideness", "widening", "widespread", "widget", "widow", "widowed", "widower", "widowhood", "width", "wield", "wiener", "wife", "wifely", "wig", "wigeon", "wigged", "wigging", "wiggle", "wiggler", "wiggly", "wight", "wigwag", "wigwam", "wild", "wildcat", "wildcatter", "wildebeest", "wilderness", "wildfire", "wildflower", "wildfowl", "wildlife", "wildly", "wildness", "wile", "wiliness", "will", "willful", "willfully", "willfulness", "willies", "willing", "willingly", "willingness", "willow", "willowy", "willpower", "wilt", "wilted", "wilting", "wily", "wimpish", "wimple", "wimpy", "win", "wince", "winch", "wind", "windblown", "windbreak", "windbreaker", "windburn", "windburned", "windcheater", "winded", "winder", "windfall", "windflower", "windiness", "winding", "windjammer", "windlass", "windless", "windmill", "window", "windowpane", "windowsill", "windpipe", "windscreen", "windshield", "windsock", "windstorm", "windsurf", "windswept", "windup", "windward", "windy", "wine", "wineglass", "winemaker", "winery", "wineskin", "wing", "winged", "winger", "wingless", "winglike", "wings", "wingspan", "wingspread", "wink", "winking", "winkle", "winner", "winning", "winnings", "winnow", "winnowing", "winsome", "winsomely", "winsomeness", "winter", "wintergreen", "winterize", "wintertime", "wintry", "winy", "wipe", "wiper", "wire", "wired", "wireless", "wiretap", "wiring", "wiry", "wisdom", "wise", "wiseacre", "wisecrack", "wisely", "wish", "wishbone", "wishful", "wishfully", "wishing", "wisp", "wispy", "wisteria", "wistful", "wistfully", "wistfulness", "wit", "witch", "witchcraft", "witchery", "witch-hunt", "witching", "with", "withal", "withdraw", "withdrawal", "withdrawn", "withe", "wither", "withered", "withering", "witheringly", "withers", "withhold", "withholding", "within", "without", "withstand", "witless", "witness", "wits", "witticism", "wittily", "wittiness", "witting", "wittingly", "witty", "wive", "wizard", "wizardry", "wizened", "woad", "wobble", "wobbler", "wobbling", "wobbly", "woe", "woebegone", "woeful", "woefully", "wok", "wold", "wolf", "wolfhound", "wolfish", "wolfishly", "wolfram", "wolverine", "woman", "womanhood", "womanish", "womanizer", "womankind", "womanlike", "womanliness", "womanly", "womb", "wombat", "won", "wonder", "wonderful", "wonderfully", "wonderfulness", "wondering", "wonderingly", "wonderland", "wonderment", "wondrous", "wondrously", "wonk", "wonky", "wont", "wonted", "woo", "wood", "woodbine", "woodcarver", "woodcarving", "woodchuck", "woodcock", "woodcraft", "woodcut", "woodcutter", "wooded", "wooden", "woodenly", "woodenness", "woodiness", "woodland", "woodlouse", "woodman", "woodpecker", "woodpile", "woods", "woodshed", "woodsman", "woodsy", "woodwind", "woodwork", "woodworker", "woodworking", "woodworm", "woody", "wooer", "woof", "woofer", "wooing", "wool", "woolen", "woolgathering", "woolly", "woozy", "word", "wordiness", "wording", "wordless", "wordlessly", "wordplay", "words", "wordsmith", "wordy", "work", "workable", "workaday", "workaholic", "workbasket", "workbench", "workbook", "workday", "worker", "workforce", "workhorse", "workhouse", "working", "working-class", "workingman", "workings", "workload", "workman", "workmanlike", "workmanship", "workmate", "workout", "workpiece", "workplace", "workroom", "works", "worksheet", "workshop", "workspace", "workstation", "worktable", "workweek", "world", "world-class", "worldliness", "worldly", "worldly-wise", "world-weary", "worldwide", "worm", "wormhole", "wormwood", "wormy", "worn", "worried", "worriedly", "worrier", "worriment", "worrisome", "worry", "worrying", "worryingly", "worrywart", "worse", "worsen", "worsened", "worsening", "worship", "worshiper", "worshipful", "worst", "worsted", "wort", "worth", "worthily", "worthiness", "worthless", "worthlessness", "worthwhile", "worthy", "would-be", "wound", "wounded", "wounding", "woven", "wow", "wrack", "wraith", "wrangle", "wrangler", "wrangling", "wrap", "wraparound", "wrapped", "wrapper", "wrapping", "wrasse", "wrath", "wrathful", "wrathfully", "wreak", "wreath", "wreathe", "wreck", "wreckage", "wrecked", "wrecker", "wrecking", "wren", "wrench", "wrenching", "wrest", "wrestle", "wrestler", "wrestling", "wretch", "wretched", "wretchedly", "wretchedness", "wriggle", "wriggler", "wriggling", "wriggly", "wright", "wring", "wringer", "wrinkle", "wrinkled", "wrinkly", "wrist", "wristband", "wristwatch", "writ", "write", "write-off", "writer", "writhe", "writhed", "writhing", "writing", "written", "wrong", "wrongdoer", "wrongdoing", "wrongful", "wrongfully", "wrongfulness", "wrongheaded", "wrongly", "wrongness", "wroth", "wrought", "wry", "wryly", "xenon", "xenophobia", "xenophobic", "xerographic", "xerography", "xerox", "xi", "xylem", "xylene", "xylophone", "ya", "yacht", "yachting", "yachtsman", "yahoo", "yak", "yam", "yammer", "yang", "yank", "yap", "yard", "yardage", "yardarm", "yardman", "yardmaster", "yardstick", "yarmulke", "yarn", "yarrow", "yashmak", "yaw", "yawl", "yawn", "yawning", "yaws", "ye", "yea", "yeah", "year", "yearbook", "yearling", "yearlong", "yearly", "yearn", "yearning", "yearningly", "year-round", "years", "yeast", "yeasty", "yell", "yelled", "yelling", "yellow", "yellowed", "yellowhammer", "yellowish", "yellowness", "yelp", "yelping", "yen", "yeoman", "yeomanry", "yes", "yeshiva", "yes-man", "yesterday", "yesteryear", "yet", "yeti", "yew", "yield", "yielding", "yin", "yip", "yippee", "yips", "yob", "yodel", "yodeling", "yoga", "yogi", "yogic", "yogurt", "yoke", "yokel", "yolk", "yon", "yonder", "yore", "you", "young", "younger", "youngish", "youngster", "your", "yours", "yourself", "yous", "youth", "youthful", "youthfully", "youthfulness", "yowl", "ytterbium", "yttrium", "yuan", "yucca", "yucky", "yuk", "yummy", "yuppie", "yurt", "zany", "zap", "zapper", "zeal", "zealot", "zealotry", "zealous", "zealously", "zebra", "zebu", "zed", "zenith", "zephyr", "zeppelin", "zero", "zeroth", "zest", "zestful", "zestfully", "zesty", "zeta", "zeugma", "zigzag", "zilch", "zillion", "zinc", "zinfandel", "zing", "zinger", "zinnia", "zip", "zipper", "zippy", "zircon", "zirconium", "zit", "zither", "zloty", "zodiac", "zodiacal", "zombie", "zonal", "zone", "zoning", "zoo", "zoological", "zoologist", "zoology", "zoom", "zoophyte", "zounds", "zucchini", "zwieback", "zydeco", "zygote", "zygotic"};
SaladBowl`CreateGame[]:=createGame[RandomChoice[$words]]
Clear[createGame]
createGame[word_]:=If[TrueQ[FileExistsQ[gamedir[word]]],
createGame[RandomChoice@DeleteCases[$words,word]],
CreateDirectory[gamedir[word],CreateIntermediateDirectories->True];
word
]
$itemsperuser=8;
addToBowl[gameid_,userid_,items_String]:=addToBowl[gameid,userid,{items}]
addToBowl[gameid_,userid_,items_List]:=With[{uf=gameuserfile[gameid,userid]},
If[FileExistsQ[uf],
addToBowl[gameid,userid,items,Get[uf]],
addToBowl[gameid,userid,items,0]
]
]
addToBowl[gameid_,userid_,items_,usercount_Integer]:=With[{n=Length[items]+usercount},
addToBowl[gameid,items];
setUserCount[gameid,userid,n];
gameSetupPage[gameid, userid,n]
]/;(Length[items]+usercount)<=$itemsperuser
addToBowl[gameid_,userid_,items_,usercount_Integer]:=(
"THAT'S TOO MANY ITEMS FOR YOU: "<>userid
)
addToBowl[gameid_,userid_,items_,usercount_]:=addToBowl[gameid,userid,items,0]
addToBowl[gameid_,items_List]:=With[{
f=FileNameJoin[{gameitemsdir[gameid],saladHash[items]}]},
Quiet[CreateDirectory[FileNameDrop[f],CreateIntermediateDirectories->True]];
Put[items,f]
]
setUserCount[gameid_,userid_,n_]:=With[{
uf=gameuserfile[gameid,userid]},
Quiet[CreateDirectory[FileNameDrop[uf],CreateIntermediateDirectories->True]];
Put[n,uf]
]
gameTotalItemCount[gameid_]:=With[{fs=FileNames["*",gameitemsdir[gameid]]},
Total[Length[Get[#]]&/@fs]
]
gameSetupPage[gameid_, userid_,n_]:=Grid[{
{"Game ID: ",gameid},
{"Total Entries: ",ToString[gameTotalItemCount[gameid]]},
{"You: ",userid},
{"Your Entry Count: ",n}}]
SaladBowl`AddForm[gameid_]:=FormPage[
{"User"->"String","Phrase"->RepeatingElement["String"]},
addToBowl[gameid,#User,#Phrase]&
]
endGame[gameid_]:=DeleteDirectory[gamedir[gameid],DeleteContents->True]
(* ::Section:: *)
(*Game Notebook*)
createGameNotebook[gameid_]:=1
$time=35;
gotit[gameid_,items_, current_]:=(setcomplete[gameid,current];
With[{remaining=DeleteCases[items,current]},
If[Length[remaining]>0,
{remaining,True},
{{},False}
]
])
skipit[items_,current_]:=If[Length[items]>1,RandomChoice[DeleteCases[items,current]],current]
setcomplete[gameid_,item_]:=PutAppend[item,gameplayfile[gameid]]
completeditems[gameid_]:=With[{f=gameplayfile[gameid]},
If[FileExistsQ[f],ReadList[f],{}]
]
itemsavailable[gameid_]:=With[{fs=FileNames["*",gameitemsdir[gameid]]},
Complement[Flatten[Get/@fs],completeditems[gameid]]
]
playGame[gameid_]:=With[{t0=AbsoluteTime[]},
DynamicModule[{current="",active=True,items=itemsavailable[gameid], correct=0},
current=If[Length[items]>0,
RandomChoice[items],
"There are no items in the game"
];
Panel[Grid[{
{Dynamic[current;items;active;
Refresh[With[{t=$time-AbsoluteTime[]+t0},
If[Positive[t]&&active,
Row[{"time left: ",Style[t,20]}],
active=False;
"Time is up"]
],UpdateInterval->.1]],SpanFromLeft},
{
Dynamic[Style[current,24]],SpanFromLeft},
{Button["Got it!",If[TrueQ[$time-AbsoluteTime[]+t0>0],{items,active}=gotit[gameid,items,current];
correct++;
If[active,
current=RandomChoice[items],
endGame[gameid]
],
active=False
],Enabled->Dynamic[active]],
Button["Skip",current=skipit[items,current],Enabled->Dynamic[active]]},
{"Number Correct: ",Style[Dynamic[correct],24]}
}
],ImageSize->Full]
]
]
SaladBowl[gameid_]:=playGame[gameid]
gameButton[gameid_]:=With[{source=$cloudsourcefile},Button[
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