Add new brain game: Word Ladder#122
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- Landing page with Easy / Medium / Hard difficulty selector - Full gameplay: transform start word into target one letter at a time - BFS-powered hint system showing the next optimal word - Lives system: Easy=5, Medium=3, Hard=2 (lost on invalid words) - Step counter + progress bar per puzzle - Optimal path revealed on game over - Fully responsive from 320px to desktop - Word dictionaries for 3, 4 and 5-letter words - Cognitive benefits & scientific backing section documented - Registered in /game card grid Closes ajaynegi33#117
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WalkthroughA comprehensive Word Ladder game implementation is added to the application. The feature includes a landing page with difficulty selection, a playable game component with turn-based word submission and validation, word dictionaries for 3–5 letter words, puzzle definitions for three difficulty levels, BFS shortest-path computation for optimal solutions, and integration into the main game menu. ChangesWord Ladder Game Feature
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
actor User
participant Menu as Game Menu
participant Landing as Landing Page
participant Play as Play Component
participant Logic as Game Logic
participant Dict as Dictionary/BFS
User->>Menu: Select Word Ladder
Menu->>Landing: Navigate to /word-ladder
Landing->>Landing: Render difficulty picker
User->>Landing: Select difficulty & click Start
Landing->>Play: Navigate with difficulty param
Play->>Logic: Initialize puzzle from getRandomPuzzle()
Logic->>Landing: Render game UI (target, chain, input)
loop Gameplay
User->>Play: Type word and submit
Play->>Logic: Validate word (length, 1 diff, dictionary)
Logic->>Dict: Check isValidWord()
Dict-->>Logic: Word found/not found
Logic->>Logic: Update chain, lives, steps
Logic-->>Play: Render updated state or error
User->>Play: See error or continue
end
alt Player wins
Logic->>Play: Render win card with stats
User->>Play: Click Play Again or Back
else Player loses
Logic->>Dict: Compute BFS path (optimal solution)
Dict-->>Logic: Return shortest path
Logic->>Play: Render loss card with optimal path
User->>Play: Review solution then proceed
end
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Suggestion: The chain row is forced into a single flex line with no wrapping, but in hard mode it contains index + 5 tiles + badge, which can exceed narrow mobile widths (~320px) and cause horizontal overflow/clipping. Allow wrapping or add a mobile rule that reflows/removes non-critical inline elements on very small screens. [logic error]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ⚠️ Hard-mode chains overflow on narrow phones (~320px wide).
- ⚠️ Horizontal scrolling/clipping degrades readability of word tiles.Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. From the landing page `src/app/game/word-ladder/page.tsx`, select Hard difficulty and
click the Start button (`handleStart` at lines 39-41) which navigates to
`/game/word-ladder/play?difficulty=hard` via `router.push`.
2. The route `/game/word-ladder/play` renders `WordLadderPlayPage`
(`src/app/game/word-ladder/play/page.tsx:1-11`), which in turn renders `<WordLadderGame
/>` inside a `Suspense` boundary, making `WordLadderGame.tsx` the main play UI.
3. `WordLadderGame` pulls a hard puzzle of 5-letter words via the helpers in
`src/app/game/word-ladder/wordList.ts` (`PUZZLES_HARD` at lines 7-25 and `getRandomPuzzle`
at 47-50), and renders the word chain in a list at `WordLadderGame.tsx:93-127` using `<div
className={styles.chainRow}>` for each word, containing: an index badge
(`styles.chainIndex`), a `<div className={styles.wordRow}>` that holds the tiles, and, for
the first row, a `<span className={styles.startBadge}>Start</span>`.
4. On a 320px-wide device, the play container from `play/page.module.css:6-13` has
`max-width: 680px` and horizontal padding `20px 16px`, yielding ~288px of inner width. The
word tiles use `.tile` (`:191-205`) with width 48px by default, reduced to 40px at `@media
(max-width: 480px)` (`:35-41`) and 34px at `@media (max-width: 360px)` (`:73-79`), while
`.wordRow` (`:185-189`) is a non-wrapping flex row. For hard mode (5-letter words), the
first chain row layout (index badge width 24px, padding-left/right 10px each, two 10px
gaps, five tiles at ≥34px, and a `startBadge` with padding and text) combined with
`.chainRow`'s flex container (`display: flex; gap: 10px; padding: 6px 10px;` at
`:262-270`) exceeds the available ~288px inner width. Because neither `.chainRow` nor
`.wordRow` enable wrapping (no `flex-wrap: wrap`), the row cannot break and instead
overflows horizontally, causing tile/start-badge clipping or horizontal scrolling on small
screens despite the 320px responsiveness requirement.Fix in Cursor | Fix in VSCode Claude
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**Path:** src/app/game/word-ladder/play/page.module.css
**Line:** 262:270
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*Logic Error: The chain row is forced into a single flex line with no wrapping, but in hard mode it contains index + 5 tiles + badge, which can exceed narrow mobile widths (~320px) and cause horizontal overflow/clipping. Allow wrapping or add a mobile rule that reflows/removes non-critical inline elements on very small screens.
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Fixed in 476d523 ✅
Added flex-wrap: wrap and min-width: 0 to .chainRow so tiles
reflow naturally on narrow screens instead of clipping.
Additionally, at ≤360px (the smallest devices):
.startBadgeis hidden to free horizontal space.chainIndexshrinks from 24px to 18px
Hard mode (5 tiles) now renders correctly down to 320px.
| const difficulty = (searchParams.get('difficulty') ?? 'medium') as Difficulty | ||
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| const [puzzle, setPuzzle] = useState<PuzzlePair | null>(null) | ||
| const [chain, setChain] = useState<string[]>([]) | ||
| const [input, setInput] = useState('') | ||
| const [status, setStatus] = useState<GameStatus>('playing') | ||
| const [error, setError] = useState<ErrorKind>(null) | ||
| const [hint, setHint] = useState<string | null>(null) | ||
| const [hintsUsed, setHintsUsed] = useState(0) | ||
| const [lives, setLives] = useState(MAX_LIVES[difficulty]) |
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Suggestion: The difficulty query parameter is force-cast instead of validated, so an invalid URL value (for example ?difficulty=foo) makes MAX_LIVES[difficulty] become undefined. That breaks life tracking (lives - 1 becomes NaN) and can leave the game in an unwinnable state where life-loss logic no longer works. Validate the param against allowed values and fall back to a safe default before using it. [logic error]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ❌ Invalid difficulty query breaks life tracking and display.
- ⚠️ Players see "No lives left" but keep playing.
- ⚠️ Lives-based game-over never triggers for malformed difficulty.Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. From the game grid at `src/app/game/page.tsx:66-72`, click the "Word Ladder" card (link
`word-ladder`) to open the Word Ladder landing page at
`src/app/game/word-ladder/page.tsx`.
2. In the browser location bar, manually navigate to
`/game/word-ladder/play?difficulty=foo` instead of using the difficulty picker; this
renders `WordLadderPlayPage` (`src/app/game/word-ladder/play/page.tsx:6-10`), which mounts
`WordLadderGame` (`WordLadderGame.tsx:60`).
3. On first render, `WordLadderGame` reads the query parameter via `useSearchParams()` and
assigns `difficulty = 'foo'` at `WordLadderGame.tsx:62-64`, then initialises `lives` with
`useState(MAX_LIVES[difficulty])` at `WordLadderGame.tsx:72`. Because `MAX_LIVES` is only
defined for `'easy' | 'medium' | 'hard'` (`WordLadderGame.tsx:50-54`), `MAX_LIVES['foo']`
is `undefined`, so `lives` and `maxLives` (`WordLadderGame.tsx:76`) are both `undefined`.
4. Start playing and intentionally enter an invalid, non-dictionary word so
`isValidWord(word)` fails inside `handleSubmit` (`WordLadderGame.tsx:131-139`). The code
computes `const newLives = lives - 1` at `WordLadderGame.tsx:133`, which becomes `NaN - 1
=> NaN`, sets `lives` to `NaN` via `setLives(newLives)`, and checks `if (newLives <= 0)`
at `WordLadderGame.tsx:135`, which is always false for `NaN`. As a result, the lives-based
loss condition never triggers, while the UI shows zero hearts (`maxLives` is effectively
0) and the text "No lives left" (`WordLadderGame.tsx:231-233`), demonstrating broken life
tracking and a mismatch between UI and game-over logic when `difficulty` is an invalid URL
value.Fix in Cursor | Fix in VSCode Claude
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**Path:** src/app/game/word-ladder/play/WordLadderGame.tsx
**Line:** 63:72
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*Logic Error: The `difficulty` query parameter is force-cast instead of validated, so an invalid URL value (for example `?difficulty=foo`) makes `MAX_LIVES[difficulty]` become `undefined`. That breaks life tracking (`lives - 1` becomes `NaN`) and can leave the game in an unwinnable state where life-loss logic no longer works. Validate the param against allowed values and fall back to a safe default before using it.
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Fixed in c0bf619 ✅
Replaced the unsafe as Difficulty cast with a parseDifficulty()
validator that checks the query param against the explicit allowlist
['easy', 'medium', 'hard'], falling back to 'medium' on any
invalid or missing value.
This ensures MAX_LIVES[difficulty] and all derived state always
receive a valid Difficulty — never undefined, NaN or 0.
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Suggestion: The hint system computes a path using only currentWord and target, but move validation later forbids reusing words already in the chain. Because used words are not excluded during hint generation, hints can recommend a move that is immediately rejected as already-used. Pass the used-word set into hint calculation (or filter hint output) so hints always propose legal moves. [logic error]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ⚠️ Hint can suggest already-used words rejected as illegal.
- ⚠️ Players waste hints without actionable guidance or progress.Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. From the Word Ladder landing page (`src/app/game/word-ladder/page.tsx:35-41`), select
the "Easy" difficulty and click "Start Game", which routes to
`/game/word-ladder/play?difficulty=easy` (`handleStart` at `page.tsx:39-41`) and mounts
`WordLadderGame` via `WordLadderPlayPage` (`src/app/game/word-ladder/play/page.tsx:6-10`).
2. When the randomly chosen easy puzzle is `{ start: 'CAT', target: 'DOG' }` defined in
`PUZZLES_EASY` (`src/app/game/word-ladder/wordList.ts:228-244`), submit the starting word
"CAT" (already in the chain), then type the valid intermediate word "CAR" and press
"Submit". `handleSubmit` in `WordLadderGame.tsx:105-154` accepts "CAR" because it is the
correct length, differs by exactly one letter (`diffCount` at
`WordLadderGame.tsx:121-123`), is not already in `chain` (`WordLadderGame.tsx:125-127`),
and is present in the 3-letter dictionary (`WORDS_3` at `wordList.ts:15-45` via
`isValidWord` at `wordList.ts:320-323`).
3. Click the "💡 Hint" button in the input area (`WordLadderGame.tsx:337-339`).
`handleHint` at `WordLadderGame.tsx:162-171` is called, and because `status ===
'playing'`, it invokes `getHint(currentWord, puzzle.target)` at `WordLadderGame.tsx:164`
with `currentWord === 'CAR'` and `puzzle.target === 'DOG'`. `getHint`
(`wordList.ts:395-403`) internally calls `bfs(current.toUpperCase(), target.toUpperCase(),
wordSet)` using the full 3-letter word set (`getWordSet(current.length)` at
`wordList.ts:399-400`), which computes a shortest path from `'CAR'` to `'DOG'` without
regard to which words are already present in the React `chain` state.
4. Because the global dictionary contains a shortest path `CAR → CAT → COT → COG → DOG`
that reuses the start word `'CAT'` (all words present in `WORDS_3` at
`wordList.ts:15-45`), `bfs` can return a shortest path whose second element is `'CAT'`, so
`getHint` returns `'CAT'` at `wordList.ts:401-402`. This value is stored in component
state via `setHint(next)` at `WordLadderGame.tsx:165` and shown to the player in the hint
box (`WordLadderGame.tsx:301-305). If the user follows that hint and submits "CAT",
`handleSubmit` hits the `chain.includes(word)` guard at `WordLadderGame.tsx:125-127` and
triggers the `'already-used'` error message, proving that hint generation can propose
moves that are immediately rejected as illegal because it ignores the `chain` of
previously used words.Fix in Cursor | Fix in VSCode Claude
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*Logic Error: The hint system computes a path using only `currentWord` and `target`, but move validation later forbids reusing words already in the chain. Because used words are not excluded during hint generation, hints can recommend a move that is immediately rejected as `already-used`. Pass the used-word set into hint calculation (or filter hint output) so hints always propose legal moves.
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Fixed in 476d523 ✅
getHint now accepts a usedWords: readonly string[] parameter.
The full player chain is passed in on every hint request:
const next = getHint(currentWord, puzzle.target, chain)
Internally, bfs() seeds its visited set with all already-used
words before starting the search, so the optimal path it returns
will never route through a word the player has already played.
If no valid path exists (all routes blocked by used words), the
hint shows "No path found from here — try a different route!" instead
of silently doing nothing.
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Prevents invalid URL values from causing MAX_LIVES[difficulty] to return undefined, which would set lives=NaN and maxLives=0, breaking the entire life system. Now validates against the explicit allowlist ['easy','medium','hard'] and falls back to 'medium' on any unexpected value.
- fix(hint): pass used chain words to BFS so hints never suggest an already-used word (getHint now accepts usedWords param) - fix(css): add flex-wrap + min-width:0 to .chainRow to prevent horizontal overflow on 320px screens in hard mode (5 tiles) - fix(css): hide .startBadge and shrink .chainIndex at <=360px to free space for letter tiles on the smallest devices - note: difficulty param validation was already fixed in c0bf619
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In `@src/app/game/word-ladder/play/page.module.css`:
- Around line 247-251: Rename the camelCase keyframe names popIn and fadeIn to
kebab-case (e.g., pop-in and fade-in) in the CSS `@keyframes` declarations and
update every animation/animation-name usage that references popIn or fadeIn (for
example any animation: or animation-name: properties) so they point to the new
kebab-case names; ensure you update both definitions and all usages (including
the other occurrence mentioned around lines 317-320) to satisfy the
keyframes-name-pattern Stylelint rule.
In `@src/app/game/word-ladder/play/WordLadderGame.tsx`:
- Line 63: The difficulty URL param is being cast unvalidated which lets invalid
values make MAX_LIVES[difficulty] undefined and break lives logic; update the
logic around searchParams.get('difficulty') and the difficulty constant (and any
initialization of lives that uses MAX_LIVES) to validate the string against the
allowed Difficulty values (e.g., check membership in the Difficulty union/enum
or keys of MAX_LIVES), falling back to 'medium' when invalid, so difficulty is
always a known key and MAX_LIVES[difficulty] yields a number; adjust the code
that reads searchParams, the const difficulty, and the lives initialiser to
perform this validation and fallback.
In `@src/app/game/word-ladder/wordList.ts`:
- Line 259: The puzzle entry { start: 'MINE', target: 'GOLD', maxSteps: 10 } in
wordList.ts allows 10 steps which conflicts with the landing page's
DIFFICULTY_INFO.medium.steps description (which says "Up to 9 steps"); fix by
either changing that entry's maxSteps to 9 or updating
DIFFICULTY_INFO.medium.steps in page.tsx to reflect "Up to 10 steps" so the data
and UI match, and ensure you update whichever symbol you choose: the object
literal in wordList.ts or the DIFFICULTY_INFO.medium.steps string in page.tsx.
- Around line 279-284: Update the PUZZLES_HARD array comments: fix the
duplicated word in the SHORE hint to end with "STARK" only, remove the stray
developer note "Hmm let me use a safer one" in the BLACK/SLACK comment, and
replace the invalid STAND→BRAND hint with a correct single-letter path hint such
as "STAND→BLAND→BRAND→BRAID→BRAIN" to match the { start: 'STAND', target:
'BRAIN', maxSteps: 8 } entry; locate these comments near the objects with start:
'SHORE' and start: 'STAND' and edit the inline comments accordingly.
- Around line 330-335: isValidStep currently uppercases the candidate word
(toUp) but then checks membership against getWordSet(...) which contains
lowercase words, causing valid steps to return false; fix by normalizing the
lookup to the same case (e.g., pass toUp.toLowerCase() to
getWordSet(...).has(...) or simply call the existing isValidWord(to) after the
diffCount check), keeping the length/diffCount logic
(diffCount(from.toUpperCase(), toUp) === 1) and using consistent casing for the
dictionary lookup.
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- useCallback on handleSubmit, handleHint, handleKeyDown, triggerError to prevent unnecessary re-renders - useMemo for usedWordSet (Set<string>) replacing O(n) chain.includes() with O(1) Set.has() on every submission - Timeout cleanup: shakeTimerRef + lostTimerRef track pending timeouts, cleared on unmount and on initPuzzle to prevent stale state updates - setLives uses functional updater (prev => next) to avoid stale closure over lives value - parseDifficulty hardened: checks value !== null explicitly before the includes() call - Constants (MAX_LIVES, ERROR_MESSAGES, VALID_DIFFICULTIES) moved to module scope so they are not recreated on every render - initPuzzle cancels pending timers before resetting state
- fix(css): rename camelCase keyframe animations to kebab-case
(popIn → pop-in, fadeIn → fade-in) to satisfy Stylelint
keyframes-name-pattern rule; updated all animation: references
- fix(data): align MINE→GOLD maxSteps from 10 to 9 so it matches
the 'Up to 9 steps' advertised on the Medium difficulty card
- fix(comments): clean up PUZZLES_HARD inline comments
• SHORE path: remove duplicate STARK at the end
• STAND path: remove stray dev note and fix invalid STAND→BRAND
(changed 2 letters) to correct path STAND→BLAND→BRAND→BRAID→BRAIN
- fix(isValidStep): was always returning false for valid words
because it checked uppercase against a lowercase dictionary;
now delegates to isValidWord() for consistent case handling
- note: difficulty param validation was already fixed in c0bf619
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