nimblebun / wordle-cli

play wordle in your command line
MIT License
79 stars 4 forks source link

The formatting is major off #16

Open blgoreuxe opened 2 years ago

blgoreuxe commented 2 years ago

It is a bit hard to play when it is like this... image

jozsefsallai commented 2 years ago

Hello!

Can you please tell me what terminal you're using and also what font you have set up in it?

blgoreuxe commented 2 years ago

Hello!

Can you please tell me what terminal you're using and also what font you have set up in it?

I am using gotty and i dont know the font

jozsefsallai commented 2 years ago

image

Sounds like a font issue to me. Can you also tell me what operating system you're using and what's the exact version of your browser?

blgoreuxe commented 2 years ago

image

Sounds like a font issue to me. Can you also tell me what operating system you're using and what's the exact version of your browser?

I am using debian as the linux server Chrome OS as the client Browser is chrome 100.0.4896.133

jozsefsallai commented 2 years ago

This definitely looks like the default monospaced font from Chrome OS (Cousine) acts weirdly in Chrome. I was able to reproduce this in Chrome on both Windows and Chrome OS, but not with other monospaced fonts (like Fira Code or DejaVu Sans).

Weirdly enough, Cousine looks fine in my terminal.

This is not a bug within wordle-cli, and as such, there is nothing I can really do about it. What I can suggest, however, is try installing a different monospaced font (like the ones I mentioned) and change your default monospaced font to that in your Chrome settings.