For whoever does not trust the random numbers of a computer, as dice.go of
datekeys-go at 92e7154, with its texts: five dice for each word give a
number from 11111 to 66666, the position of the word in a list of 7776.
wordlist.ts gains DICE_LIST_SIZE, diceNumber, diceWord, diceWords and
diceList, the list numbered as the EFF publishes its own, and wordkey.ts
goFields, which splits at white space as strings.Fields of Go.
/create offers "Con dados" between the random words and the person's own:
it turns the numbers into words as they are typed, tells a number that is
not five dice or that gives a word again, and offers the list numbered for
dice, to print it, with its SHA-256. planCapsule takes dice and diceList,
and readDice reads the numbers one by one. The list loads once for random
words and dice, and an effect that finds it loaded writes no state, so it
does not run again without end.
testdata and wordlists at 92e7154, whose README of the lists records the
SHA-256 of each list numbered for dice.
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testdata and wordlists at datekeys-go e671032, with the same testdata:
wordlists/en.txt is the large wordlist of the EFF, 7776 words, CC BY 4.0,
in its order and without the dice numbers. WORD_LIST_SHA256 pins it, and
the alphabet of en is a to z and the hyphen of its four compound words.
/create still offers the Spanish list, and check-build.mjs wants the site
to ship that one alone.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
wordlist.ts does what wordkey.Generate, CheckList and Bits of Go do at
27a75ee, with their texts: generateWords draws different words, 7 by
default, with crypto.getRandomValues; wordBits is their strength;
checkWordList refuses a list of fewer than 2048 words, with two words that
are one once normalized or with a character outside the alphabet of its
language, which the code gives and not the list. readWordList takes a list
only with the SHA-256 pinned for its language, in UTF-8 and accepted by
checkWordList: no list is trusted, not even those of DateKeys.
wordkey.ts gains wordRules, which loads the Unicode tables once for a
caller that reads many words; normalizeWords and checkWords use it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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