The Isdal Woman Anagram Name Checker App

David Morgan
2 min readOct 24, 2024

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Basic Usage

  1. Entering Text
  • Type your source text in the “Input Words” field
  • Type your target text in the “Target Words” field
  • Spaces are allowed but not counted in matching

2. Viewing Letter Boxes

  • As you type in the Input Words field, each letter appears in its own blue box
  • Spaces between words are shown as gaps between boxes

3. Checking Matches

  • The application automatically checks for matches as you type
  • Matched letters are shown with a checkmark (✓) in a box directly below the corresponding input letter
  • Each letter from the input can only be used once

Understanding Results

The application shows three types of results:

  1. Visual Matches
  • Checkmarks appear under input letters that were used in the match
  • Letters without checkmarks weren’t used

2. Spare Letters

  • Shows letters from your input that weren’t needed for the target
  • Example: If input is “elizabeth leenhouwer” and target is “wallentine hour”, spare letters might include “z”

3. Missing Letters

  • Shows letters needed for the target that weren’t found in your input
  • These are letters you would need to add to make a complete match

Controls

  • Clear Button
  • Resets all fields and results
  • Use this to start a new comparison

Example Usage

Let’s say you want to check if “elizabeth leenhouwer” contains the letters to spell “wallentine hour”:

  1. Type “elizabeth leenhouwer” in Input Words
  2. Type “wallentine hour” in Target Words
  3. The app will:
  • Show checkmarks under matched letters
  • Display any unused letters as “Spare letters”
  • Show any missing letters needed for the target

Tips

  • Watch for the checkmarks to see which letters were used
  • Spaces don’t count as matches
  • Each input letter can only match once
  • The clear button helps you start fresh

Link to the app:

https://tn5ncl.csb.app/

Video of the app being used:

If you click Open Sandbox you can see and copy the code.

100% AI code.

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David Morgan
David Morgan

Written by David Morgan

Was developing apps for social good e.g. Zung Test, Accident Book. BA Hons and student of criminology. Writing about true crime. Next cancer patient.

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