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 # ʕ •́؈•̀) `telegram-word-masters-cheat-bot-worker`
 
-A sample Telegram bot hosted on Cloudflare workers
+A Telegram bot hosted on Cloudflare workers, which helps you find all answers to WordMasters game.
 
-## Usage
+- Game Bot: [@WordMastersBot](https://t.me/WordMastersBot)
+- Cheating Bot (This repo): [@WordMastersCheatBot](https://t.me/WordMastersCheatBot)
 
-- Setup latest version of cloudflare `wrangler`
+Source code is clear enough to be used as a base project for other bots,
+
+All your warm commits on this project are welcome!
+
+## About WordMasterBot
+
+A Telegram bot which allows you to play words game with your friends or in Telegram groups.
+
+It gives you a list of allowed characters and you should find all valid combinations with those characters.
+
+## How to deploy it as new Telegram Bot
+
+- Setup latest version of cloudflare `yarn add wrangler --global`
 - Login your cloudflare account `wrangler login`
+- Create a new bot and API key using [@BotFather](https://t.me/BotFather)
 - Set your bot's api key using: `wrangler secret put SECRET_BOT_API_TOKEN`
 - To run on your own machine: `wrangler dev`
 - To publish the project to cloud: `wrangler publish`
+
+### CLI Script Usage (scripts folder)
+- Create dictionary file (you can skip this if you're gonna use dictionary.json from this repository)
+- Set allowed chars and length limits in find.js
+- run `node find.js`, it will print all possible words in terminal
+
+### How to create dictionary.json file
+- Open a browser (I've tested it on Google Chrome)
+- Open [Telegram Web Z](https://web.telegram.org/z/)
+- Open [English Games Telegram Channel](https://t.me/EnglishChallengers) or another channelng with lots of finished games
+- Press F11 to open Developer Tools
+- Open Console Tab
+- Copy and paste contents of `extract.js` file into console and press enter to run it
+- Wait until it extracts all words from the channel
+- Copy last json content from browser console to a file named `extracted.json` in the same directory as `prepare.js` file
+- Run `node prepare.js`, it will generate our dictionary file
+